Gib Birt was the father of Elizabeth Birt, in whose memory EBCALA is dedicated.
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Jodi Bouer discusses the impact of the proposed constriction of the autism diagnosis under DSM-5 on insurance coverage for individuals currently diagnosed with autism.
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Jodi Bouer discusses the impact of the proposed constriction of the autism diagnosis under DSM-5 on insurance coverage for individuals currently diagnosed with autism.
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Autism organizations concerned that autism diagnostic changes will jeopardize services, impair tracking, and disrupt research around the globe.
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Patton Boggs recently secured a pro bono victory for the Elizabeth Birt Center for Autism Law and Advocacy (EBCALA). An autistic child enrolled in a Texas public school was physically and illegally restrained and placed in a secluded room. The trauma resulted in respiratory problems requiring medical attention.
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We are deeply appreciate of everyone who came to our annual Holiday Reception on December 19, 2011. On this special day, we honored three of our board members: Lisa Colin, Lou Conte and Lisa Rudley for their years of service and dedication to the autism community. We hope that you’ll take a moment to browse …
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Dear Friends, EBCALA seeks to address the legal needs of the autism community. Other organizations provide moral support, services and scientific investigation; the very real legal needs have often gone unmet. These needs include legal advocacy for appropriate health care, insurance coverage, education, and treatment in the criminal justice system; compensation for vaccine injury; and the right …
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Please join us at our Holiday Reception to benefit EBCALA on Sunday, December 18, 3-5 p.m.
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Read transcript of HPV debate with Dr. Diane Harper and Dr. William Schaffner. New York City, NY — The Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommended on October 25 that all 11- and 12-year-old boys receive the human papilloma virus (HPV) vaccine as part of their routine …
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Watch video of this debate between Dr. Diane Harper and Dr. William Schaffner. ALISYN CAMEROTA: A government health panel already recommends young girls get the HPV vaccine because that virus can lead to cancer. Well, now a federal committee of the CDC is saying that boys should get the vaccine as well, but not everyone …
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