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Sprouts Farmers Market: Not An Autistic Ally Sprouts Farmers Market Sprouts Farmers Market has partnered with Autism Speaks since 2011. Doug Sanders is the President and CEO of the company, and is a parent of an Autistic. Sprouts stores …
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U.N. Passes Unanimous Resolution Expressing 'Deep Concern' Over Long-Term Challenges for Persons with Autism, Developmental Disorders Autism Speaks Supports U.N. Call for Urgent Action NEW YORK, N.Y. (December 12, 2012) – Today the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) unanimously …
Cure Autism Now Secures Inclusion of $2.4 Million Appropriation for National Autism Awareness and Physician Education Program The Cure Autism Now Foundation has learned that its request for funds for a physician education and public awareness program, aimed at …
2018-congressional-autism-caucusDownload The Congressional Autism Caucus About Representatives Mike Doyle (PA) and Chris Smith (NJ) founded and Co- Chair the Coalition for Autism Research and Education (“CARE” or “Autism Caucus”), the first-ever Congressional Membership Organization dedicated to autism advocacy on …
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[Jump To The Most Recent Celebrity List >>] In the past two decades celebrities, some knowingly and many unknowingly, have consistently spoken over Autistics to support Cure Autism Now, Autism Speaks, and their cohorts in the name of ’autism …
CURE AUTISM NOW ADVANCES NEWSLETTERS Thanks to You! Cure Autism Now Advances Autism Research It has been five years since we started Cure Autism Now. Things were very dark then, and they really are a bit brighter now. More talented scientists are dedicating their lives to solving autism. There is more money available to pay for …
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Autism a test case for genome research By Faye Flam, INQUIRER STAFF WRITERThe Inquirer, philly.comTuesday, February 20, 2001 If all the hoopla is to be believed, the mapping of the human genome will lead to cures for everything from cancer to heart disease, diabetes, Alzheimer's, schizophrenia and autism. Indeed, the $3 billion Human Genome Project …
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