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RFK Jr.’s statements about autism and environmental toxins conflict with ample research
Eric Fombonne, an Oregon Health & Science University professor emeritus of psychiatry, said he doesn’t know how researchers would begin to investigate the "environmental toxins" Kennedy mentioned, because doing so requires observing a cluster of cases appearing in a population in a certain time period or within a geographic location.
The judge overseeing the capital murder case of Bryan Kohberger has denied his lawyers' attempt to take the death penalty off ...
Autism's history is filled with misconceptions. Understanding the science helps us move past outdated myths, support autistic ...
A child’s growth isn’t just measured in height and weight. Young kids also reach milestones in how they play, learn, speak, act and move. Becoming familiar with both markers — physical size and ...
A judge ruled Bryan Kohberger, who is autistic, according to his lawyers, could still be put to death if he is convicted of ...
This was one of the latest — and likely final — attempts by Kohberger’s attorneys to remove the death penalty as an option.
WPTV is diving into the proposed creation by Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services, for a ...
Here's why the condition affects each person diagnosed with it so differently — plus how anyone with autism can thrive.
Concerns have arisen following an announcement by Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. about potentially adding people with autism to a disease registry. Cameron Steers, a ...
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