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The autism "biomed" movement: Uncontrolled and unethical experimentation on a... - 0 views

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Brigham Narins on 17 Jun 13

The "autism biomed movement is almost all pseudoscience and quackery and ... much of it 'amounts to uncontrolled experimentation on children.'"

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">The "autism biomed movement is almost all pseudoscience and quackery and ... much of it 'amounts to uncontrolled experimentation on children.'"</div>

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More bad science in the service of anti-GMO activism « Science-Based Medicine - 0 views

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The murder of autistic teen Alex Spourdalakis by his mother and caregiver: Wh... - 0 views

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Brigham Narins on 17 Jun 13

No, these two women were, as far as I can tell, offered help but refused it because it was standard conventional therapy. From what I can tell from various blog and Internet articles, they appear to have subjected Alex to biomedical quackery and were unhappy that if Alex were transferred to a psychiatric hospital's long-term care ward he would no longer be able to receive "autism biomed" treatments. Time and investigation by the authorities will tell if that was the case.

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">No, these two women were, as far as I can tell, offered help but refused it because it was standard conventional therapy. From what I can tell from various blog and Internet articles, they appear to have subjected Alex to biomedical quackery and were unhappy that if Alex were transferred to a psychiatric hospital's long-term care ward he would no longer be able to receive "autism biomed" treatments. Time and investigation by the authorities will tell if that was the case.</div>

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