by Alex Everard

Immediately after Craig Rafail turns off the lights to his son Dyllan's bedroom, the young boy responds, “Dad, why did you turn the dark on?” “That was one specific time I can recall thinking to myself, 'Wow, he sees things totally differently. His mind is so unique,'” Rafail, a physical education and science teacher, said while recalling a memory of his son Dyllan, now a published author at the age of 12.

http://www.annarbor.com/entertainment/the-deuce/local-author-provides-insight-into-autism-and-aspergers-syndrome-at-age-12/

By Trine Tsouderos and Patricia Callahan                                                                                                                                Los Angeles Times

The risky treatment for autism that removes metals from patients' bodies is often prompted by results from an uncertain test.

http://www.latimes.com/features/health/la-he-autism-chelation7-2009dec07,0,3198790.story