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Kennedy's autism data project draws more than 100 research proposals: Reuters

More than 100 proposals have been submitted for a $50 million study into possible causes of autism, with grant winners expected to be announced by the end of September.
The program is managed by the National Institutes of Health and aims to investigate possible contributors to autism and evaluate treatment outcomes.
Proposals involve nearly 500 major universities, research institutions, advocacy organizations, and data firms.
Dr. Cindy Lawler expressed concern over the rise in autism prevalence over the past 25 years, prompting questions about its causes.

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