Autism News from Topix
Weekly Wrap Up: "What Our Families Deserve"
Obama Cares: On the Friday before Mother's Day, President Obama explained how the Affordable Care Act is helping women .
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Young woman overcomes brain surgeries, other hurdles to earn degree
Angela Schoepke, student teaching at Madison Memorial High, hopes to land a first-year teaching job.
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Parents bully youth over fracking presentation at Colorado middle school
Fracking has turned into an explosive topic at a Colorado school where several staff members may be forced to resign over an informational student presentation.
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What a massage does for you
A massage is the application of pressure onto the skin from hands, feet or elbows to the superficial muscles.
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Sports Briefs: May 18
The Stuart Community Services Division is forming the Stuart Stingrays Lacrosse program for boys teams in the 11-and-under and 13-and-under division.
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New US manual for diagnosing mental disorders published
The field of mental health will face its greatest upset in years on Saturday with the publication of the long-awaited and deeply-controversial US manual for diagnosing mental disorders.
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The Midtown Patch Weekender - Get Out
Once again another long week is coming to an end. Now the weekend is here and you have nothing planned.
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Lake County's child
Search and rescue teams, police agencies, first responders, citizens, strangers, family and friends worked shoulder-to-shoulder in search of a girl who disappeared on Mother's Day.
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Monty Cristo Says Star Trek Into Darkness Took the Bold Path
I spoil nothing, but I do layer in some bits of allusion that those who have seen the movie and/or are die-hard Trek fans will appreciate.
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Medicaid arguments don't quite add up
Republicans must be getting nervous about their refusal to expand Medicaid in Montana.
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Little Argus
An Autism Support Group will have its first meeting at 5 p.m. today in the Edison Meeting Room, 406 N. Alameda St.
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Childrena s Medical Grants Now Available In Nevada From the UnitedHealthcare Childrena s Foundation
Medical grants help Nevada families pay for children's medical expenses not covered, or not fully covered, by a commercial health insurance plan The UnitedHealthcare Children's Foundation is seeking grant applications from families in need of financial assistance to help pay for their child's health care treatments, services or equipment not ... (more)
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Next to normal -- the new DSM
Our weird terror that anyone should hear us using the restroom, compelling us to run water while we use it - even forcing the water-conscious to go so far as to download an app to simulate the sound of water , because Heaven Forfend Anyone Should Guess What People Do In The Bathroom.
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Artistic ability
Joe Cardillo of Sea Girt shows his painting, 'The Sandy Hook Clammer,' at the Arc of Monmouth's Red Horse Gallery, located at Freehold Raceway Mall.
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Rummage Sale for Autism Group -- 05/18/13 at O'Reilly's Auto Parts...
Rummage and Bake Sale to benefit The Community Autism Resources of Evansville. C.A.R.E. is an outreach of Gethsemane Church at 1001 N. Main St.
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Trip planning: Downtown Disney for the first time traveler
So you have decided to take a family vacation and have decided that it is going to be at Walt Disney World .
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Hinsdale Middle School walks for good causes
On a day when some Hinsdale Middle School students received their prize for successful fundraising for one cause, more students walked to raise money for another cause.
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Up to 5th of US youth have mental disorder: CDC
As many as one-fifth of American children and teens suffer from a mental disorder such as anxiety or depression and the incidence of such ailments is rising, a study released Thursday said.
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Fence subject of federal lawsuit in Lebanon County
The parents of an autistic 11-year-old Lebanon County boy have filed suit in U.S. Middle District Court in Harrisburg, claiming they have not been allowed to build a fence around part of their yard to protect the child.
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Frank's hiking efforts will give Stourbridge charity a boost
Buy this photo L/R Rob Warner and intrepid Frank McGain-Harding. Buy photo: 211308J INTREPID Frank McGain-Harding will spend Whitsun week walking the 86 miles along Hadrian's Wall Path to raise cash for Stourbridge charity No Limits Community Project.
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