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Scoop Essentials: Disclosing Disability, Tackling A Dicey Proposition

How to explain a disability to family, friends or even perfect strangers.

Marines Enlist Man With Autism Despite Conservatorship

A Marine Corps private who is now facing a court martial somehow enlisted in the service despite being diagnosed with autism and being subject to a conservatorship.

No Benefit, Numerous Side Effects For Kids On Autism Drug Celexa, Study Says

An antidepressant commonly prescribed to minimize repetitive behaviors in children with autism does not work.

Disability Shouldn’t Impact Child Custody, Advocates Say

Advocates are fighting to change a New York law which allows the state to terminate child custody if a parent has a developmental disability or a mental illness.

Latinos With Disabilities Struggle With Limited Support

The number of Latinos in the United States who have autism is on the rise, but language and cultural barriers can make it tough to find support.

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