By oracknows on November 6, 2008. I wrote about this study the other day, but clearly I didn't have the final word. As usual, The Onion nails it. Tags autism humor medicine If I may, let me link to a second analysis of the claimed association. This time I look at 1930-2000 time series from California. This one is, by far, the more appropriate Onion article for you guys. http://www.theonion.com/content/node/46032 Oh person who cannot stick to a handle... How does that pertain to those of us who think educational supports are better for children with learning disorders, autism, etc than chelation and Lupron?
If I may, let me link to a second analysis of the claimed association. This time I look at 1930-2000 time series from California.
This one is, by far, the more appropriate Onion article for you guys. http://www.theonion.com/content/node/46032
Oh person who cannot stick to a handle... How does that pertain to those of us who think educational supports are better for children with learning disorders, autism, etc than chelation and Lupron?
If I may, let me link to a second analysis of the claimed association. This time I look at 1930-2000 time series from California.
This one is, by far, the more appropriate Onion article for you guys.
http://www.theonion.com/content/node/46032
Oh person who cannot stick to a handle... How does that pertain to those of us who think educational supports are better for children with learning disorders, autism, etc than chelation and Lupron?