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...medically-necessary autism therapies. Each year, Autism Speaks Walk Now for Autism Speaks fundraising events are held in more than 80 cities across the country, as well as Canada and the United Kingdom. To learn more about Autism Speaks,...

In this article: Autism, Autism Speaks, Combating Autism Act, E mail, Ad Council, and NIH

...autism" in their discussions. Lellouche would also live with whatever approach to Europe the Tories decide on, despite accusing them, in our interview, of "castrating" Britain's position in the EU. A "contrite" Lellouche telephoned Sir...

In this article: EU, Conservative Party, Autism, William Hague, Europe, The Guardian, David Cameron, and Britain

...them in adviser interviews if needed." 'Positive impact' An assembly government spokesman said: "Wales is the only country in the UK to have a government-led strategy for autism. One of the key points of this plan is to look at training...

In this article: Autism, Asperger syndrome, and Anxiety

...US military networks. Mr Vaz again urged Home Secretary Alan Johnso n to let McKinnon stay in the UK and repeated calls for the UK-US extradition treaty to be reviewed. McKinnon, who was born in Glasgow, suffers from Asperger's syndrome a a...

In this article: Pentagon, United States, Autism, Asperger's syndrome, and Supreme Court

...Britain's position in the EU and that the party is "pathetic". But it was the autism reference that stood out in the headline "France: 'autistic Tories castrated UK'". The story described Lellouche's outburst as a "remarkable...

In this article: Autism, Tories, EU, France, Britain, Gordon Brown, and Barack Obama

...movement is the concept of "vaccine overload." It began in 1998 when Britain went into a panic over the MMR vaccine following gastroenterologist Andrew Wakefield's claim that it caused autism. The alarm quickly spread around the world,...

In this article: Influenza, Autism, Mercury, Measles, NY Times, Phobia, and Canada

...to win the support of all 27 EU member states to repatriate social and employment laws to Britain, Lellouche accused the Tories of "castrating" Britain's position in Europe. William Hague, the shadow foreign secretary, was accused of a...

In this article: Tories, David Cameron, William Hague, Europe, EU, Autism, Labour, and Paris

...of causing autism. Thiomersal has apparently been withdrawn from vaccines used in younger children in the UK, however still used for older children toddler age upwards (cue MMR vaccine arguments in UK also). 7 Nov 2009, 6:21AM A huge...

In this article: UK, Thiomersal, Scotland, Vitamin D, Polio vaccine, Paracetamol, Autism, NIH, England, and Wales