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The WearCam study is open to infants from 6 to 12 months of age with an older
sibling carrying an ASD diagnosis.  It is a pilot study aimed at collecting data
on the use of the WearCam in children at-risk for ASD to support future research
into early diagnosis. 

The first Roger A. Bauman M.D. Parent Lecture Series on Autism Spectrum Disorders 2008 takes place on Wednesday Evenings, 6:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m., Charles River ARC -- Paul D. Merritt Center, 59 E. Militia Heights Rd, Needham, MA.

Next event is May 21st Panel: Gail Havelick, Department of Public Health ; Cariann Harsh, Autism Division,  Department of Mental Retardation: “Access to Public Benefits and Services For Children with ASD, Understanding and Navigating the System.”

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