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Steve Novella (if properly quoted) assumes that service-based autism diagnostic practices achieve high specificity http://bit.ly/5HkLNB
— Michelle Dawson (@autismcrisis) 8 Jan 2010
Kerpow! Zapp! Biff! Blam! Splat!--the sounds of scientific progress http://bit.ly/6ONBer via @vaughanbell
— Michelle Dawson (@autismcrisis) 7 Jan 2010
Noticing the widespread outbreak of reporting & commentary premised on all autism diagnostic practices achieving 100% specificity
— Michelle Dawson (@autismcrisis) 6 Jan 2010
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The weirdness of dinoflagellates http://bit.ly/8rAiDh "among the most versatile and peculiar organisms on the planet"
— Michelle Dawson (@autismcrisis) 6 Jan 2010
RT @ResearchBlogs Editor’s Selections: Autism rates, looking young, earworms, and pain management http://bit.ly/6sQngW
— Michelle Dawson (@autismcrisis) 6 Jan 2010
(n.d.). http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/ResearchbloggingorgNews/~3/Sa77gMNAsGg/
Link to cited source@phoneutria_fera re http://bit.ly/5HM68t 1. I accurately reported on a (sourced) story; 2. I asked a relevant question. That's all.
— Michelle Dawson (@autismcrisis) 6 Jan 2010
California DDS-based "incidence" of autism for birth years 1996-2000? 1 in 250. From Van Meter et al. (in press) http://bit.ly/8Acdhe
— Michelle Dawson (@autismcrisis) 5 Jan 2010
Just witnessed small routine example of science beautifully working as it should. Enormous contrast with autism advocacy & ASAN.
— Michelle Dawson (@autismcrisis) 4 Jan 2010
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"autism is the most serious challenge facing medical science today"--Autistica denies the seriousness of fatal diseases http://bit.ly/4WaWUw
— Michelle Dawson (@autismcrisis) 4 Jan 2010
"the Elvis Presley of nuclear physics"? http://bit.ly/7dihz7
— Michelle Dawson (@autismcrisis) 3 Jan 2010