The BMJ reports that every single case used in Dr. Andrew Wakefield's original 1998 study linking vaccines to autism was altered or misrepresented. Will finally calling it fraud change the minds of the anti-vaccine true believers?

First John McCain with "health of the mother," and now Sharron Angle with "autism." What's with Republicans and air quotes?

A report on recent studies showing possible links between autism and infertility treatments is one of the most e-mailed articles on Time magazine's Web site this week.  To whom would you e-mail that, and why?

Nicholas Kristof means well when he writes about potential causes of autism, but he should show more caution.

Is there a best age for men and women to become parents?

Two of the people she's championed—Jenny McCarthy and James Arthur Ray—turn out to be giving dangerous advice.

Andrew Wakefield, who "helped" promote the idea that vaccines promote autism, is finally getting his due.

He has autism and terrible pain. Marijuana is taming his demons.

How anti-vaccine advocates are using the H1N1 shot to scare parents about all vaccines.

He has autism and a medical marijuana license.