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.Jay Bhattacharya, MD, PhD: “President Donald J. Trump cares deeply — as does Secretary Kennedy — about the rise in autism…and so I as NIH Director have been focused on making sure that we have science that addresses that very complicated question about why we’ve seen a rise in autism.”

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