VOLUME 2 NUMBER 10, 2001

Contents: Volume 2, Number 10

• LOOKING UP INTERVIEW: An in-depth conversation with Professor Gary Mesibov, director of Division TEACCH in North Carolina. Read article online
• LOOKING UP PROFILE: Dr Geraldine Dawson, at the University of Washington, who is trying to interlock the various areas of autism research..
• Progress in genes search
• Nicotine receptors in brain could be linked to autism
• Heartburn drug may ease behavioural problems
• Risperidone study findings
• World's first web-based autism course
• Team in Thailand tracks Rett's syndrome sufferers over 14 years
• MMR update
• Hong Kong mother accuses government over autistic son who has been missing for a year
• Japanese government to set up new autism centres
• Fate of French boy with autism hangs in the balance
• The Australian tennis star, Lleyton Hewitt, may have won the US Open recently, but has he met his match with an autistic compatriot obsessed with the moon?
• Heroic policeman saves girl with autism from path of train
• Autistic sisters banned from French flight
• ASPERGER'S SYNDROME: The best-selling boy author
• AUTISM AND THE ARTS: Two very different painters show off their talent
• ADULTS WITH AUTISM: A visit to the dentist
• ANIMAL THERAPY: How a dog called Uma is proving a hit with five autistic youths in Spain
• The joy of adopting a child with autism
• Triplets with autism
• AUTISM AND LANGUAGE: 'We have found ways to reach our son'
• Views from Romania, Argentina and El Salvador

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