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We must look beyond DNA to understand the heritability of autism

February 12, 2020by m0casa02 Leave a comment

The strong heritability of autism spectrum disorder has prompted the field to take a “genetics first” approach, emphasizing a hunt for DNA-based clues in affected individuals and their family members. […]

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Research at INSAR 2019

May 6, 2019by m0casa02 2 Comments

I remember the early days of the International Society for Autism Research (INSAR). Back then the congress had only a few hundred people in attendance.  Participants seated at a table […]

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Book Review: Defining Autism

November 5, 2018by m0casa02 4 Comments

Introduction by Yuval Levental: I am a person on the autism spectrum who critically analyzes autism advocacy. I hold a Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering from Michigan State University and […]

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Defining Autism

October 18, 2018by m0casa02 13 Comments

I am taking the liberty of publishing the comments made by John Elder Robison regarding our book, “Defining Autism”. John was kind enough to read the book and send us […]

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Autism and other health related epidemics

April 30, 2018by m0casa02 31 Comments

I am just coming back from an Autism Research Institute Think Tank.  I was happy to see many old friends there and to make new ones.  The Think Tank has […]

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Moving Forward in Our Understanding of Autism

June 19, 2017by m0casa02 1 Comment

Stephen M. Edelson, Ph.D. Autism Research Institute Fifty years ago, when Dr. Bernard Rimland founded the Autism Research Institute (ARI), he challenged virtually every accepted belief about autism. At a […]

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Genetic Counseling in Autism

March 6, 2017by m0casa02 14 Comments

Genetics play an important role in autism. Twin studies suggest that the heritability of autism falls in the range of 36 to 95%.  Similarly striking is the fact that the […]

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Greenwood Genetics Center

November 28, 2016by m0casa02 Leave a comment

The Greenwood Genetic Center (GGC), with its home campus in small-town Greenwood, SC is an unusual player in the field of genetic services and research. Not part of a large […]

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The pathology of autism, is it strictly a “genetic disorder”?

July 28, 2014by m0casa02 9 Comments

Paul Patterson is an iconic figure in the field of autism.When mentioned in the context of autism his name is synonymous to the possible role of immunological mechanisms. Contrary to […]

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Syndromic Forms of Autism: Part II

July 15, 2013by m0casa02 Leave a comment

Most cases of autism have no underlying cause to them and are called idiopathic. A significant minority of cases have an underlying cause and are called syndromic. This is the […]

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