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Policy Statements

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Autism Speaks Statement on Revisions to the DSM Definition of Autism Spectrum Disorder
February 2, 2012

Information About Vaccines and Autism
January 3, 2010

Policy on Public Access to the Research We Fund
December 3, 2008

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