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NAAR Commits Over $6 million to Research

The National Alliance for Autism Research has recently committed $6.2 million to fund 40 research grants and fellowships in the U.S., Canada and Europe focusing on a wide range of disciplines, including the ne... More...

NAAR Commits an Additional $8.3 Million to Autism Research

The National Alliance for Autism Research (NAAR) is proud to announce it has committed $8.3 million to fund a variety of projects in autism research. This funding commitment includes research grants and fellow... More...

NAAR Chairwoman and Son Participate in Study

NAAR Board Member Ann Gibbons, and her 17-year old ... More...

NAAR Chair Named to NIH Neurology Council

HHS Secretary Tommy G. Thompson recently anno... More...

NAAR Partners on New CDC Awareness Campaign

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has launched a national campaign to increase awareness and action in identifying children at risk for autism and other developmental disorders.

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National Alliance for Autism Research Announces 2002 Research Awards

PRINCETON, NJ - The National Alliance for Autism Research (NAAR) has recently committed over $4 million to fund more than 36 research grants and fellowships focusing on a wide range of disciplines, including t... More...

Multiple Genetic 'Flavors' May Explain Autism

Two recent studies published in both the American Journal of Medical Genetics and the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, demonstrate an association between mutations in a specific region of chromosome 17... More...

Mt. Sinai Sponsors Autism Symposium

Mount Sinai School of Medicine presents its 7th annual research symposium, New Insights into Diagnosis, Neurobiology, Genetics and Treatment of Autism, presented by the Department of Psychiatry and the ... More...

Gotta Go to Mo's!

Modell's began its "Dollar Donation Days" on October 16, and will run the footprints campaign supporting NAAR and autism research through November 13, 2005, in all of its 127 store locations througho... More...

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