Naperville doctor disciplined in controversial autism case
Dec. 30– A Naperville doctor nationally known for offering alternative autism treatments has agreed to have her Illinois medical license placed on probation for at least a year after state regulators accused her of subjecting two children to unwarranted, dangerous therapies. Anjum Usman, whose treatment of a Chicago boy was featured in the Tribune’s 2009 “…
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