US EditionRFK Jr.'s Major Autism Study To Use Private Health Records
- President Trump believes a deal with Beijing will significantly lower the 145 percent tariffs on Chinese goods, following a meeting with top executives who warned of price increases and chaos in supply chains.
- NIH Director Jay Bhattacharya announced a new autism study commissioned by Robert F. Kennedy Jr., addressing concerns about the rising rates of autism among children.
- The study aims to create a database of autism patients using private health records, acknowledging the confusion surrounding existing data.
- Kennedy has faced backlash for comments implying that some individuals with autism cannot perform basic tasks, which he later clarified applies to severe cases.
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