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There’s a lot of evidence to suggest there’s a huge amount of suffering being caused by people with autism not having their medical needs recognised, identified and treated.
“A charity is fighting to halt the closure of a secure facility for people with learning disabilities. Instead of closing the premises, it wants the National Health Service to convert them into a specialist centre for autism-related illnesses.
Treating Autism says the NHS should spare Calderstones Hospital, in Clitheroe, Lancashire.
The charity is campaigning to re-establish the site as a hospital for diagnosing illnesses associated with autism.”
Read the full article in the Autism Eye magazine.
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Posted by TA team on Wednesday, February 8th, 2017 @ 11:40AM
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