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Watch your language when talking about autism

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Words matter. The way we use them to communicate with or about others can have a huge impact on people’s lives. This is especially the case when it comes to disability. Handicapped. Retarded. Mad. Activists have campaigned hard to eradicate such terms, which are offensive and perpetuate a...

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The legacy of implanted Satanic abuse 'memories' is still causing damage today

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imageUnhappy memories of a past that never was.

When 21-year-old nurse Carol Felstead went to her doctor complaining of repeated headaches, she wasn’t just prescribed painkillers. Instead, she was referred for psychotherapy that would ultimately involve hypnosis to “recover” so-called repressed memories of childhood sexual abuse. Carol...

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  1. Pluto and its collision-course place in our solar system
  2. Why public opinion should be used to measure political risk in Africa
  3. Decolonise more than just curriculum content – change the structure, too
  4. Why genetically modified crops have been slow to take hold in Africa
  5. Health Check: I feel a bit sick, should I stay home or go to work?
  6. Let the Constitution and democratic principle guide us to renew federalism
  7. Love Mercy: what Brian Wilson’s story tells us about genius and music
  8. Philosophy in schools: promoting critical, creative and caring thinking
  9. How China's bull market could bleed into its economy
  10. Opponents of same-sex marriage are losing touch with secular reality
  11. How baffling is the Abbott government’s assault on windfarms?
  12. The ANZUS ascendancy (continued)
  13. The Banality of Ethics in the Anthropocene, Part 1
  14. Minimum wage review needed to fix structural unemployment: OECD
  15. A year on, Australia's health star food-rating system is showing cracks
  16. FactCheck: Could a whistleblower go public without fear of prosecution under the Border Force Act?
  17. Which apps are educational and why? It's in the eye of the beholder
  18. Re-enchanting the world with performing arts: stories from Cambodia
  19. The introvert 'quiet revolution' is not what it seems
  20. We need to tighten the law to protect widlife homes
  21. The Hacking Team and their industry thrive on a climate of fear that they help create
  22. Existing mine's water issue shows danger of Shenhua project: Joyce
  23. Six reasons Abbott's peace deal on Q A isn't quite what it seems
  24. Managing the Mallah fallout: Q A under scrutiny
  25. We know what to do, but how do we do it?
  26. Five misconceptions about the Greek debt crisis
  27. What happened to the 'greenest-ever' Conservative Party?
  28. Life during the culture wars
  29. Smoking cigarettes is associated with an increased risk of psychosis
  30. Are the Conservatives 'the party for the working people of Britain'?
  31. Obituary: Caspar Bowden, a fearless privacy pioneer
  32. Fact Check: are those with the broadest shoulders bearing the greatest burden?
  33. Protecting the memory of Balkans tragedy from political opportunism
  34. Review: Dear White People offers a smart, sassy take on race and identity
  35. Abolishing student grants and raising fees above £9,000 heaps more debt on poorest students
  36. How 3D printing helped robots tackle their greatest obstacle: stairs
  37. Strange bedfellows unite to fight TTIP – but will it work?
  38. How we discovered 'impossible' material that both conducts electricity – and doesn't
  39. Is the Tour de France more dangerous these days?
  40. Science says a 17-mile stage might be the Tour de France's toughest test
  41. How cycling's dark history continues to haunt the Tour de France
  42. Is Serena Williams the greatest female tennis player of all time?
  43. Exploring how black and white artists depict race
  44. Who gets to forget? What the tragedy of Srebrenica says about Europe
  45. Tech companies spend big money on bias training—but it hasn't improved diversity numbers
  46. Obama should follow overtime plan with more unilateral moves to update labor laws
  47. The World Health Organization wants a diverse workforce, but what about its interns?
  48. Inside the academy, time to ask some difficult questions
  49. Greece's final countdown – bailout or bust
  50. Abbott to ABC: put Q A under news division and ministers will return

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