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Daily updated original content about the autism epidemic (including Asperger's Syndrome). We bring you the news the mainstream media ignores and offer usable info to anyone facing the challenges of raising, teaching, providing care and therapy or working with those with autism, from the newly diagnosed to adults.

Editor is Dan Olmsted, former UPI award winning journalist and author of The Age of Autism Mercury Medicine and a Man Made Epidemic, Managing Editor Kim Stagliano is author of All I Can Handle I'm No Mother Teresa A Life Raising Three Daughters with Autism, HuffPo blogger and mother to three teenaged daughters with severe autism. Editor-at-Large Mark Blaxill, businessman and co-author of The Age of Autism Mercury Medicine and a Man Made Epidemic, and father of a daughter with autism. He deconstructs the science and politics of autism with a sharp insight.

Our roster of Contributing Editors include parents of children on the spectrum, doctors, scientists, authors, journalists, and we accept submissions from readers.

Sponsors include the most proactive and effective orgs in America including the National Autism Association, Generation Rescue, The Canary Party, and the Holland Treatment Center.

We are published to give voice to those who believe autism is an environmentally induced illness, that mercury and vaccine injury are causes of autism, and that autism treatable medically. For the most part, the major media in the United States aren't interested in that point of view, they won't investigate the causes and possible biomedical treatments of autism independently, and they don't listen to the most important people – the parents, many of whom have witnessed autistic regression and medical illness after vaccinations. We do all those things, and more.

We believe that autism is the defining disorder of our age, man-made and therefore preventable, and that it points to the truth about other problems that beset us, from ADD to asthma to Alzheimer's. We address those issues as well, along with exposing the special interests, bureaucratic inertia, and medical malfeasance that perpetuate denial and suffering.

Since beginning in November 2007, we've run hundreds of posts and thousands of reader comments and received millions of hits by people who share our mission. We are here to stay.

Thank you, and welcome.