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How a Northwestern study changed who can diagnose autism in Illinois

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A new Illinois law, prompted by research led by Northwestern University’s Megan Roberts, significantly expands who can legally deliver autism diagnoses in Illinois.
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How a Northwestern study changed who can diagnose autism in Illinois

A new Illinois law, prompted by research led by Northwestern University’s Megan Roberts, significantly expands who can legally deliver autism diagnoses in Illinois.

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northwestern.edu broke the news on Wednesday, July 29, 2026.
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