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by Scott Lilienfeld
Scott Lilienfeld is a psychology professor at Emory University in Atlanta and co-author of several books on pseudoscience in psychology. See full bio
May 31, 2009, Autism

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The Autism Fad Parade Continues

By Scott Lilienfeld on May 31, 2009 in The Skeptical Psychologist

We've recently witnessed yet another new entry into the seemingly never-ending parade of autism fads - Lupron.  Will the fate of this one be any different from the others?  There is ample reason for skepticism. Read More

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