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US plans massive health database to study autism – will it work?

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Secretary of Health and Human Services of the United States. UU. Robert F Kennedy, JR

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When Robert F Kennedy Jr Tok, as head of the Department of Health and Human Services of the United States (HHS) earlier this year, it was clear that identifying the causes of autism would be one of its main priorities. Before becoming the country’s greatest public health official, Kennedy spent much of his career selling discredited statements that vaccines were behind the growing autism rates. Now, an autism has declared an epidemic, and is launching a $ 50 million initiative to address it.

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