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The Showcase
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RE: Why wouldn't it be a religion? Yes, but ....
in Scientology: We've had it with you
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We can do better.
in U.S. Healthcare: the Best, the Worst, and the Irrelevant
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RE: Why wouldn't it be a religion? Yes, but ....
in Scientology: We've had it with you
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RE: Why wouldn't it be a religion? Yes, but ....
in Scientology: We've had it with you
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RE: Why wouldn't it be a religion? Yes, but ....
in Scientology: We've had it with you
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RE: Why wouldn't it be a religion? Yes, but ....
in Scientology: We've had it with you
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RE: Why wouldn't it be a religion? Yes, but ....
in Scientology: We've had it with you
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Sick care
in U.S. Healthcare: the Best, the Worst, and the Irrelevant
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RE: The true solution
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RE: Vaccines didn't cause GWS (or autism, or ___, or ...) by mikeforbes :: NR6 :: Show
There’s a significant difference between autism and the more general term “autistic spectrum disorder”.
I know this is nit-picky semantics (I’m a language student, I can’t help myself), but the term “autism” is commonly used to refer to the three diagnoses collectively. If you want to refer specifically to one of the three, the more specific terms “autistic disorder,” “Asperger’s syndrome” (or disorder), and “PDD-NOS” are used.
Normally this isn’t a source of confusion in casual conversation … until you get into the subject of prevalence rates, hence my nit-pickyness.