Helen Tager-Flusberg
Helen Tager-Flusberg is a distinguished researcher and director of the Autism Excellence Research Center at Boston University. Her work focuses on developmental delays and language issues in infants and toddlers with autism. Tager-Flusberg has highlighted the critical need for continued funding to study diverse demographic groups and monitor early developmental milestones.
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France:
Helen Tager-Flusberg is an autism specialist at Boston University who expressed concern over the CDC's new stance.
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Guatemala:
Helen Tager-Flusberg stated that the genetic basis of autism is becoming much more complex than previously imagined.
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Ireland:
Helen Tager-Flusberg, a psychologist at Boston University, discussed the complexity of finding the genetic basis of autism.
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Brazil:
Helen Tager-Flusberg stated that understanding the genetic basis of autism is becoming much more complex than previously imagined.
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Greece:
Helen Tager-Flusberg, a psychologist studying autism at Boston University, stated that the most rigorously controlled studies are less likely to find any risk.
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United States:
Helen Tager-Flusberg criticized Kennedy's approach to autism research, stating he has never expressed an open mind towards the fundamental causes of the condition.
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Portugal:
Helen Tager-Flusberg is co-leading a study that monitors developmental delays in infants with autism.
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