Misinformation is circling online about so-called "autism detox treatments," with products promising to reverse autism diagnoses by removing toxins and heavy metals from the bloodstream.

Misinformation is circling online about so-called "autism detox treatments," with products promising to reverse autism diagnoses by removing toxins and heavy metals from the bloodstream.

Rather than addressing the real needs of autistic people and their families, measures like these reflect a fundamental ...

Kerri Rivera claims her chemical ‘protocol’ rids children of parasites — but experts warn it poses serious health risks ...

Per NBC News, they have “promoted an unproven treatment for autism that cost families tens ... Should Geier use this opportunity to peddle more misinformation, that will be even worse, and ...

In this MedPage Today video, Alycia Halladay, PhD, chief science officer at the Autism Science Foundation, responds to inaccurate claims made by HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. during his ...

SAN DIEGO — The attendees of the second-annual Autism Health Summit had already sat through hours of presentations about treatments that promise miracles to help heal the condition — water ...

Eventually what this does is it leads to the development of treatments ... causes autism, simply because one event follows another. There's also the fact that the misinformation that gets shared ...

“A dangerous and inaccurate narrative is being spun around the Autism community—one rooted in fear, misinformation, and a profound misunderstanding of disability,” the Autism Society of ...

In the midst of the outbreak, a new poll shows how much misinformation people are seeing ... that the vaccine causes autism in children, and that vitamin A can prevent a measles infection.