Jun 3, 2007
Podcast · Inglés
Bartholomew Cubbins on Autism
BC on Science
As a scientist and a parent of a child on the spectrum, I wear many hats thoughout the day. I believe the pursuit of understanding the roots of autism and other neurological disorders affecting children to be one of the most important things one might do with their professional and free time. Comments and debate are welcome, abuse is not.
Episodes
Ordered by publication date.
Apr 22, 2007
From the IOM: an N of 1; Ep 31
Apr 21, 2007
Part 2: Verbal Notes from an Autism Conference, BC on Autism Ep 30
Apr 21, 2007
Verbal Notes from an Autism Conference Part 1: BC on Autism Ep 29
Apr 21, 2007
BC on Autism 28: Bipolar Autism Speaks
Apr 21, 2007
BC on Autism 27: California isn't special
Apr 21, 2007
BC on Autism Ep 26: Revisiting Burbacher 2005
Apr 21, 2007
BC on Autism 25: Brian Deer Shines a Light on the Big Money Earners of the MMR Scare
Apr 21, 2007
BC on Autism 24: Microarray, Schmicroarray
Apr 21, 2007
Is DMSA/Succimer use in the absence of high lead a dangerous experiment? BC on Autism Ep 23
Apr 21, 2007
Frosted mini RNA, a cure for Autism: BC on Autism Ep 22
Apr 21, 2007
BC on Autism 20: What do I do for therapy?
Apr 21, 2007
Advertising Techniques, RNA, and Autism: BC on Autism Ep 19
Apr 21, 2007
BC on Autism 18: Gettin' the RNA Out (of yeast)
Apr 21, 2007
Ep 16 Part A: Deeper into the RNA Quagmire
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