Families pay thousands for an unproven autism treatment. Researchers say we need ethical guidelines for marketing the tech
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Families are spending thousands of dollars on a technology from a Southern California company that claims to treat autism, but researchers are raising concerns about the lack of evidence supporting its effectiveness. This situation highlights the urgent need for ethical guidelines in marketing such treatments, as vulnerable families may be misled into investing in unproven solutions. It's crucial for consumers to be informed and for regulations to ensure that only evidence-based therapies are promoted.
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