Rubella, the MMR Vaccination, and Autism
In this particular blog I will continue expanding on my line of thinking regarding what I consider to be the basic abnormality in the brains of individuals with autism spectrum […]
Tag Archives: Manuel F. Casanova
El autismo en Rusia
Hace unos meses tuve una invitación para ser el orador de apertura en una conferencia de 2 horas en el primer Congreso Internacional de Autismo en Rusia. El destino quiso […]
Mice exposed to ultrasound during pregnancy show autistic behaviors
The Journal of Autism Research just published an article detailing the effects of prenatal ultrasound on mice (Autis Res Nov 18, 2013 doi 10.1002/aur.1349, Epub ahead of print). The authors […]
Intervenciones de medicina alterna: magia o ciencia?
Paul Offit es un pediatra especializado en enfermedades infecciosas. Él es el co-inventor de la vacuna contra el rotavirus la cual ha salvado la vida de cientos de niños a […]
The problem of “too many findings in autism”
A few months ago I had the opportunity to talk to my good friend Steve Edelson from the Autism Research Institute (ARI). The conversation revolved around what makes for a […]
Autism Efforts in Russia
A few months ago I had an invitation to be the opening speaker in a 2 hour lecture at the first International Autism Congress in Russia. As fate would have […]
Dolores de cabeza y falta de equilibrio en los tratornos del espectro autista: la malformacion de Chiari
Hace varios años tuve la oportunidad de ser un orador plenario en el Congreso Mundial de Autismo celebrado en la fantástica ciudad de Monterrey, Méjico. Mi conferencia se dio a […]
Autism in Colombia
I am Hispanic, born in Puerto Rico. My family were farmers originally from the Canary Islands (San Miguel de Arbona in Tenerife, Spain). In this regard I enjoy visiting Hispanic […]
Fear, emotion and socialization: the role of the amygdala in the symptoms of autism
Note: I am traveling to Colombia this week attending a neuroscience congress and I won’t be able to answer any comments or emails to this or other posts in an […]
La rara enfermedad de Urbach-Wiethe y el autismo
Los estudiantes de medicina dicen que la Neurología es la disciplina que exalta la memorización de terminos y epónimos raros. En la Neurología, hay un sinfín de hechos alrededor de […]
