The National Institutes of Health director said they were launching an autism registry — but a Health and Human Services official contradicted him.

contradicting an announcement made days ago by the director of the National Institutes of Health describing his plans to study causes of autism. "We are not creating an autism registry.

An autism science group called out "red flags" this week after the National Institutes of Health appeared to share plans for an autism registry in a meeting on April 21. Now, the U.S. Department ...

The governor issued an executive order after the NIH announced plans to use the proposed database to discover a ...

Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr has vowed to address rising U.S. autism rates as a top health priority for the Trump ...

The National Institutes of Health will use information from federal ... private data that could be used to create a national autism registry Unnamed HHS sources told multiple news outlets that ...

Federal health officials didn’t provide information about how people’s private medical data will be collected and managed.

The director of the National Institutes of Health previously floated — then walked back — the idea of an autism registry, alarming researchers and parents. By Sheryl Gay Stolberg Sheryl Gay ...

Kennedy, Jr. today raising significant concerns with the National Institutes of Health’s (NIH) proposal to create a national autism “registry.” The registry was detailed during an April 21 ...

Michigan's top health official questions Kennedy's research timeline while autism advocates criticize his characterization of ...

The US Department of Health and Human ... pilot program for the National Institutes of Health to tap into Medicare and Medicaid data in its search for the root causes of autism.

May 7 (UPI) --The National Institutes of Health and Centers for ... healthcare systems and families. A new registry will be created to track people with autism and the data collected will become ...