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NEWSLETTER ARCHIVE 2009

2009

• December 31 - Johns Hopkins Scientists Discover a Controller Of Brain Circuitry
• December 30 - Happy Holidays
• December 21 - Not All Drugs Are the Same After All
• December 4 - Asthma drugs may be linked to autism
• November 30 - Support USAAA Initiatives - Donate Now!
• November 29 - Holiday Gifts supporting Theatre Workshop Initiative
• November 24 - Scientific Link to Autism Identified
• November 18 - A Special Thanksgiving Issue - recipes
• November 13 - Parent IEP Preparation Check List
• October 30 - Living With Aspergers
• October 23 - Less Sensitivity to Hormone May Play Role in Autism
• October 14 - Undiagnosed Asperger's Leads To 'Life As An Outsider'
• October 6 - Man Writes About Life with Asperger's
• October 2 - Asperger syndrome in the office
• September 18 - Men with Mops employs autistic adults
• September 1 - A young adult with autism talks about 'the brain memo'
• August 25 - Bone marrow stem cells with unique MRI tracking methods
• August 24 - Autism - Transitioning between environments
• August 3 - Unfolding the mysteries of the brain
• July 2 - Use of vitamin D in clinical practice
• June 25 - Autism DVD Series To Premiere At USAAA International Conference
• June 21 - Recognizing dads on Father's Day, DeMio, Kurtz, Van Dyke, Kaplan
• June 18 - Exhibitor Showcase
• June 12 - Spotlight - Dr. Kartzinel, Dr. DeZonia, Dr. Etting, T. Duncan
• June 4 - Spotlight - Dr. Goldberg, S.Scheflen, T.K. Wrangham, G.Jennings
• May 29 - Spotlight - R. Kaufman, M. Thurman, J. Matthews, Dr. Mary Jo Lang
• May 21 - Spotlight - Dr. Paradiz, Dr. Partington, Dr. Uszler, L. Ackerman
• May 10 - Happy Mother's Day - These moms know true love
• May 8 - NJ Conference Recap; Cognition, Sensory Processing and Arousal
• April 21 - Meet Dr. Gary Kampothecras, Warrior Dad
• April 19 - Autism conference invitation
• April 8 - Topics in Occupational Therapy
• March 30 - Dr. Robert Naseef to open New Jersey Regional Conference
• March 23 - One child in 60 'suffers from a form of autism
• March 18 - Engaging Children in "Contributory Activities"
• March 11 - Can you ever cure autism?
• March 4 - The Thinkers: Robotics developer helps studying autistic children
• February 25 - The Vaccine Court Case You Weren't Supposed to Hear About
• February 23 - Minister-mom Ignites A Global Debate On Autism
• February 13 - Health Care Provisions Slipped Into Economic Stimulus Bill
• January 30 - United Methodist Women To Support Autism Conference
• January 27 - Much High Fructose Corn Syrup Contaminated With Mercury
• January 26 - Autism's cause likely linked to environment, study says
• January 23 - Registration now online for regional conference
• January 16 - USAAA announces two conferences for 2009

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