New therapy fights autism in Kansas City
In suburban Kansas City five year old Leah Kenton uses facilitated communication to spell goals like becoming a doctor who cures autism. The method, taught by Robin Wells, has sparked praise and controversy, revealing advances and sexual abuse allegations while prompting calls for cautious research.
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Quayle says abortion not banned in all cases
Marilyn Quayle told CBS This Morning she does not support a total abortion ban. She cited rape as a scenario where abortion might be allowed to prevent pregnancy, while urging focus on root causes of high pregnancy rates in society.
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