From the IOM: an N of 1; Ep 31

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running time = 6m 21s

Part 2: Verbal Notes from an Autism Conference, BC on Autism Ep 30

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Part 2: Rett syndrome and an overview by Mehlmer

Again, more of an audio thing.

Running time ~8 minutes

Verbal Notes from an Autism Conference Part 1: BC on Autism Ep 29

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Here is the verbal version of my notes on several talks at an autism conference last December. It's more of an audio thing to be honest.

BC on Autism 28: Bipolar Autism Speaks

Autism Speaks is trying to be the voice in the autism community but I want to focus on two of its members: Kevin Barry and Dr. Andrew Shih. Kevin Barry is a consultant and a lawyer who is a mercury enthusiast whereas Dr. Shih seems to be a straight-up scientist. Guess which one has a real problem with Roy Grinker's latest book that challenges the notion that there's an autism epidemic? I'll give you a hint: the other one bodyslams Montel Williams on his own pathetic show.

Running time is ~ 7 minutes. Enjoy.

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It appears that Kevin Barry of Autism Speaks is having some fun with rallying the troops to disparage Roy Grinker's new book. What a loser. Dr. Grinker really stepped into a pit of vipers. The silent majority is behind you, Dr. Grinker.

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BC on Autism 27: California isn't special

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David Kirby tries to reduce the impact of the fact that the California autism rates aren't going down in accordance with a severely reduced exposure to Thimerosal by claiming that California is different because California is getting poisoned by mercury from China.

What a load.

Running time ~ 10 minutes.

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BC on Autism Ep 26: Revisiting Burbacher 2005

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There has been a number of people touting this paper yet only a few have really read it. Here's the paper in pictures. In short, only about half of the real experiment was done. I can't speculate why the authors stopped short, but I can say that their decision renders this paper almost worthless.

Running time ~ 10 min


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