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Paul Offit, Rotavirus, and a counterpoint to Age of Autism's Mark Blaxill
A Dangerous Knowledge Gap: The Autism Wars
Hyman's Anecdotal Healings: Now The Autism
Oh No You Didn't: Emotional Regulation And The Online Community
The End of a Semester and Thoughts on Critical Thinking
Logic, Questions, And The Needs Of The Disabled
The New Mito-Autism Study In JAMA
Wherein Lies Value? Perspective Is Everything
Are All "Truths" Equal? Comparing Anti-Vaccine Parents To Kesey's "One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest"
Before You Buy: A Woo Primer for Parents
Blog Tour: 1,001 Tips Come to Countering
Availability Heuristic At Play in the Autism-Vaccine Wars
Mercola and Fisher: Anti-vaccine Rhetoric and Fearmongering
Appeal to Evidence: The Vaccine Controversy
The Stories We Help Our Children Weave
Explicit and Implicit Norms: The Classroom (And Autism) As Example
Quality: Because it Matters (critical thinking skills make a difference)
Autism, Intellectual Disability and Research Criteria: Ecker et al., A Defense
Relative Risks And Why Anecdotes Can Be Lousy For Making Decisions
Pedantic Semantic: Or, I do not think this word means what you think it does
Moods Cloak, Emotions Flitter: Thoughts regarding Faith and Vengeance
The Satisfaction of Identification: Empathizing and Systemizing Quotients and Mystery Plants
When Parents Kill: Filicide Usually Accompanied by mental illness
Ruminations on the Judge Rotenberg Center
Mercola: Truer Words Were Never Written?

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