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... times this year and may receive over this amount again. He works as a software tester with a company that trains and pays people with autism. From reading your columns, am I correct to understand that he is permanently not entitled to the disabled child benefits when my husband or ...
... a charter after Katrina, what I heard was, oh, we can't -- we can't accommodate him. JOHN TULENKO: Sue Bordelon's son, Clarke, has autism. SUE BORDELON: And this was repeated over and over at every charter school we went to. JOHN TULENKO: Parents of students with disabilities took ...
... called the “The Great Aerodrome” cost $70,000, but failed to fly without crashing when tested in 1903. 2. Some say Orville was on the autism spectrum Both brothers possessed a singular determination and focus when it came to their pursuits, but neither enjoyed celebrity after becoming internationally famous. Both ...
... has been used to study Huntington's disease, "bubble boy disease" and juvenile diabetes. Fetal brain calls are now being used there in research on autism and schizophrenia. After the release of the undercover videos, Colorado State University conducted an ethics review and suspended its dealings with one vendor. But ...
... 2010, Trump's foundation gave $10,000 to Generation Rescue, a nonprofit run by Jenny McCarthy to champion the widely discredited theory that vaccines cause autism. Trump also gave $1,000 to the New York Rescue Workers Detoxification Project, an organization confounded by Tom Cruise that offered free Scientology-based ...
... 000 of them. They are students who have -- of varying ages who have behavioral issues, who have mental health issues, who maybe are in the autism spectrum, but they are children who have been deemed difficult to control and difficult to educate by their home schools. JUDY WOODRUFF: And how ...
Denmark, like other European nations, is struggling to stop its citizens from joining the Islamic State group and other terrorist organizations in Syria. Special correspondent Malcolm Brabant reports from Copenhagen on the story of a young man who left his home country to fight for the militant group, and how his mother is urging the...
Hillary Rodham Clinton owns a singular resume: first lady, senator and secretary of state. She is also a lawyer who worked on the Watergate investigation and a four-decade veteran of campaigns. Add two-time presidential contender. Here is a look at where Clinton stands on 12 key issues.
Sarah Marshall has completed roughly 20,000 academic surveys. Clay Hamilton has finished about 40,000. Marshall and Hamilton are part of a small but highly-active community of paid online study participants who generate data at break-neck speed to fuel modern scientific research. But can a person who's completed thousands of surveys still provide good data? Here's...
DENVER — As vaccine skeptics fight laws that would force more parents to inoculate their kids, they are finding unexpected allies in conservative Republicans.
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