A Blind Spot on Autism: Rethinking What Could Be Driving the Autism Pandemic
A Blind Spot on Autism is written for parents, clinicians, and researchers who recognize there is more to autism than abnormal behavior. This book provides a biologically plausible hypothesis for six critical unanswered questions at the center of the autism pandemic. These include why symptoms begin so early in life and can begin suddenly, why siblings share overlapping conditions, why autoimmune diseases cluster in families, why autistic individuals face a markedly higher medical burden across their lifespan which is sixteen to thirty years shorter than average, and why autism rates continue to rise exponentially which resembles a generational infectious epidemic.
Debbie Kimberg, Ed Breitschwerdt
Kindle
13 January 2026
Paid for Kindle
English
