1. Prof. Teasley is factually wrong. Please correct.
    Dadvocate Dadvocate United States says:
    February 17, 2012 at 9:06 AM

    "There are no subjective criteria for diagnosing autism. Only brain scans can truly provide appropriate diagnoses, because we are dealing with biological and chemical imbalances in the brain," Teasley said. The preceding quote is 100% wrong. Please correct this error.

    "Presently, we don’t have a medical test that can diagnose autism. Instead, specially trained physicians and psychologists administer autism-specific behavioral evaluations."

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