I have previously criticized the DSM5 process―for its unnecessary secretiveness, its risky ambitions, its
disorganized methods, and its unrealistic... More »
A 6-year-old boy presents with tall stature (97th percentile for age), motor delays (walking at 16 months), speech delays (expressive vocabulary of 30... More »
As the debate continues regarding possible revisions for the DSM-IV, 1 we recommend renewed attention to the designation Borderline Intellectual... More »
The evolution of neuroradiological research from anatomy to biochemistry can be seen in the frequency with which MRI techniques have led to research... More »
In 1944, Hans Asperger published a description of 4 boys who had major social problems despite adequate cognitive and verbal skills. His original term... More »
