Triggers of Autism
Debate rages about the factors surrounding the increase in autism diagnoses - from 1 in 10,000 in 1987 to 1 in 150 today. These presentations provide a variety of perspectives about emerging trends suggesting autism may be triggered by any combination of genetic factors, impaired detoxification, oxidative stress, major disruptions in gut and immune system disfunction.
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- Prevent Harm Now: How to Carry, Birth and Raise a Healthy Child in a Toxic World
Nancy O’Hara, MD (Anaheim 2007)
- Evaluating and Reducing Toxic Load
John Green, MD & Stuart Freedenfeld, MD (Anaheim 2007) - Crucial Cycles in Autism: Opportunities for Intervention
Elizabeth Mumper, MD (Anaheim 2007) - Understanding and Improving Immunity
Jane El-Dahr, MD (Anaheim 2007) - ASA-ARI-Defeat Autism Now! Collaboration
ASA President Lee Grossman (Alexandria 2007) - Update on Vaccines for Concerned Parents and Professionals
Stephanie Cave, MS, MD, FAAP (Alexandria 2007) - The Enviornmental Aspects of Autism
William Rea, MD (Alexandria 2007) - Autism, ADHD, Asthma, and Allergies: Commonalities between the New Childhood Epidemics
Kenneth Bock, MD (Alexandria 2007) - Keynote Address
David Kirby (Long Beach 2005) - Keynote Address
Congressman Dave Weldon, MD (DC 2006) - An Introduction to the Defeat Autism Now! Methodology
Jon Pangborn, PhD (Alexandria 2007) - Intestinal Pathology in Autism: State of the Science
Andrew Wakefield, MD (Seattle 2006) - Environmental Toxins and the Increased Incidence in Autism
Michael Wagnitz (Milwaukee 2006)
- Mind the Gut: The Gastrointestinal tract - Neuroimmunology
Patrick Hanaway, MD (Alexandria 2007)
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