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Brian Field is the co-founder of the Autism Support Network, a global community providing free guidance and support for families and individuals touched by autism spectrum disorder. He can be reached at brian@autismsupportnetwork.com.

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Autism and the double standard of discrimination

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Did you hear the news recently that told of the business executive -- at his company for 12 years -- who goaded his (white) co-workers to ostracize...
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Autism and the complexities of American justice

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How does our system of justice come to terms with those who have autism and may be wrongly influenced by authority figures to waive their rights? How...
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Platinum record producer on hunger strike for autism

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In the landscape of autism-advocating celebrities so familiar to mainstream America, and mainstream media – Jenny McCarthy, Amanda Peet, Toni...
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Multi-year divide exists between possible and actual autism diagnoses

A key success factor for helping those with autism better cope and interact in the world is early identification, analysis of that child’s...
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New autism research studies brain imaging, finds neurological markers

A recent study conduced by the Kennedy Krieger Institute, and published in the April 23 issue of Brain Advanced Access, has taken a first step in...
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No, I’m not drunk, I’m autistic

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In the realm of the grossly inappropriate we rarely think of our neighbors to the north; we here in the States typically consider Canada as a more...
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Pop media’s efforts key driver of autism awareness

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With the increase in diagnosed cases of autism today, it is startling that April -- World Autism Awareness Month -- has received so little global...
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