
Freeing the next generation from neurological harm
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France was supposed to be different. Instead, its autism rates are now rising sharply, mirroring patterns seen across the rest of the west. What happened, and what questions are researchers still reluctant to ask?
You will have seen the mu...
In the early 1960s a group of parents whose children were suffering from a very rare childhood disorder, got together to share experiences, identify common goals and commit to working together for change.
One member of the group designed a...
More than a century ago, doctors carefully documented the histories and symptoms of children who developed normally before suffering devastating developmental regression. Today, those histories have largely disappeared and are lost in the b...
These days, autism is rarely out of the news. A once-rare debilitating childhood neurodevelopmental disorder is now located firmly at the centre of public debate.
In the three weeks since my last post, the news has only been bad.
First, w...
There is an independent prevalence review into mental health conditions, ADHD and autism underway in England. The expert review - headed by Professor Peter Fonagy - provides an opportunity to change public debate and policy decisions into t...
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Early-retired Professor and Fellow of the British Academy drawing on experiences of caring for an adult son with severe autism with the ultimate goal of freeing the next generation from neurological harm.
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