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Autism Speaks Early Access to Care Initiative

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Lowering the average age of diagnosis and increasing access to early intervention for all children

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Early Access to Care: Research and Progress in Early Intervention

Autism Speaks Early Access to Care initiative seeks to reduce the age of diagnosis and increase access to high-quality early intervention for all children on the autism spectrum.

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Kids and Teens with Autism Vulnerable to Video Game Addiction

Parents and autism therapists have long noti... More...

See-Through Brain Tissue Promises to Advance Autism Research

Donation to Autism Speaks Autism Tissue Program involved in visually stunning advancement in brain research

 

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IACC Selects Top 2012 Advances in Autism Research

On the occasion of Autism Awareness Month, the Interagency Autism Coordinating Committee announces 20 most-significant studies of 2012

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Discovering Comprehensive Care; Advancing Autism Research

A family finds a medical home in Autism Speaks Autism Treatment Network and gladly "gives back" to autism research by becoming part of the network's patient registry. 

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FedEx, Autism Speaks again join forces for June 2, 2013 “FedEx 400 benefiting Autism Speaks” NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race at Dover International Speedway

DOVER, Del. – For the third straight year, FedEx Corp. (NYSE: FDX), Autism Speaks and Dover International Speedway will team up, as FedEx will serve as the title sponsor for the “FedEx 400 benefiting Autism Speaks&rdqu... More...

World Autism Awareness Day at the UN: Tackling Shared Global Challenges

Autism Speaks co-hosts UN panel on social, economic and public health challenges faced by individuals, families and societies worldwide

 

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Obama Marks WAAD With $100 Million Brain Initiative

WASHINGTON, DC (April 2, 2013) -- President Obama commemorated World Autism Awareness Day by announcing the launch of a $100 million brain science initiative "designed to revolutionize our understanding of the human... More...

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