In December 2007 an ad agency created a series of advertisements for the Child Study Center at New York University. After only two weeks the ads were pulled due to parental protest. The original goal was to increase awareness of children's mental and neurological disorders.Advocates for children with autism and for other special-needs children said the ads reinforced negative stereotypes. What are your thoughts on this? Do you think ads like these would promote stereotypical notions of ADHD and

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FDA pulls DMSA and hope from children with autism and ADHD renewamerica.us, DC - 16 hours ago There really isn't an epidemic ASD and ADHD; it's just due to better diagnoses. Well, whether it is due to an epidemic of "better" medical diagnoses or an ...

Random acts of violence are usually considered methods of the weak, but a long history of FDA political violence directed against public health safety and our freedom to obtain dietary supplements reveals something more calculated and oppressive. The results of FDA actions are obvious:

ADHD is not autism Arizona Daily Star, AZ - 3 hours ago While many children with autism also have ADHD and/or Sensory Integration Disorder, that doesn’t mean children with these disorders also have autism. ...