The Diagnostic & Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders but on this site it is referred to as The Barmy Bible

DSM-IV

Proposed DSM-V

CDC 2012 Findings: 1/88 are Diagnosed with ASD

Brief Comment by the Autism Action Network with regards to the new proposed DSM-V — Head Of DSM-IV Nails What’s Wrong With DSM-V

Article — APA Should Delay Publication of DSM-V by Allen Frances, MD on January 31, 2012 in the Psychiatric Times

Article — Proposed Revisions to Autism Diagnosis in DSM-V: My Response Article written by the author of stark.raving.mad.mommy.com on Friday January 28, 2012

Article — Big Book O’ Crazy, Article written by the author of stark.raving.mad.mommy.com on Wednesday, September 15, 2010

Brief Comment — I Have One Thing To Say About The DSM V, Comments written by Rob Gorski, author of lostandtired.com on January 30, 2012

Article — Why the DSM-V Should Concern Us All written by Mary Romaniec on January 19, 2012, the article was published on the Age of Autism website (www.ageofautism.com)

A Letter to the APA from Michael John Carley on January 25, 2012 (the letter is located at the GRASP website (http://grasp.org) 

Article — Proposed Changes to DSM-V, this article looks to be authored by Michael John Carley but posted by Alison Alpert on the GRASP website on January 21, 2012 (http://grasp.org)

Press Release from SafeMinds (http://safeminds.org) on January 26, 2012 — Changes in DSM-V Autism Definition Could Negatively Impact Millions