ASF in the News

ASF is frequently called upon to speak out on issues important to the autism research community.  Our science leaders and board members are among the most prominent voices on autism science in the country. Below are some highlights of our national media interviews:

• US News & World Report: "An All Out Assault on Autism"
• SFARI Guest Post: "A Case for Brain Donation"
• New York Times: "Brain Banks for Autism Face Dearth"
• PBS's Charlie Rose: "The Brain Series"
• WGN Radio Chicago: "Mike McConnell interviews Alison Singer, The Founder and President of Autism Science Foundation"
• Nature Magazine: "Autism's Fight for Facts: A Voice for Science"
• LA Times Health Blog: “Autism vaccine ruling sparks a lot of comment”
• Reuters: “UPDATE 1-US court rules again against vaccine-autism claims”
• NPR: “Federal Court: Vaccines Don't Cause Autism”
• USA Today: “Court: Thimerosal in vaccines did not cause autism”
• CNN: “Mystery of Autism”
• New York Times: “3 Rulings Find No Link to Vaccines and Autism”
• CBS Evening News: “Court Hinders Autism, Vaccine Link”
• New York Times: "Book Rallying Resistance to Anti-Vaccine Movement" 
• Dr. Oz Show: “What Causes Autism”
• CNN.com:"Time to Regroup, Editorial by President Alison Singer"
• Newsweek: "Interview with ASF President Alison Singer" 
• Chronicle of Philanthropy: "Profile of Autism Science Foundation"