Disability Scoop: Asperger's on 'The Amazing Race,' Autism Treatment Report and More News

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If you can't see this email, click here to view it on the WebDisability Scoop eMail News: Tuesday, September 22, 2009

To check out these headlines and more, visit DisabilityScoop.com everyday for the latest in developmental disability news. Like what you see here? Feel free to forward this email to your friends and colleagues. And, if you haven't already, click here to register with Disability Scoop, it's free!The Scoop: Asperger's Debuts On 'The Amazing Race'September 21, 2009The first contestant with Asperger's to

appear on CBS's The Amazing Race chats with Disability Scoop.Latest Headlines:Most Successful Autism Treatments Behaviorally-Based, Report SaysSeptember 22, 2009There are 11 established

and 22 emerging treatments for autism spectrum disorders, according to an evidence-based report released Tuesday on current available treatments.Lawmaker Blasts 'Lex and Terry' Radio Show For Mocking DisabilitiesSeptember 22, 2009A Florida lawmaker is calling on the University of Florida to discontinue broadcasting a nationally syndicated radio show which he says pokes fun at people with disabilities.New Law Gives First Responders A Heads Up On Special NeedsSeptember 21, 2009First responders in Illinois can better prepare for emergencies thanks to a new law requiring 911 centers to accept information about residents with disabilities preemptively.Abercrombie To Back Off Appeal Of Discrimination RulingSeptember 21, 2009Abercrombie & Fitch will no longer appeal a fine imposed after a judge ruled that one of the retailer’s Minnesota stores violated the rights of a teen with autism.

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