Sharing Heterogeneous Data: The National Database for Autism Research

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RT @MBVanElzakker: @SharonRousseau4 In general, all studies should complement one another- the autism field has a way to share individual r…

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RT @MBVanElzakker: @SharonRousseau4 In general, all studies should complement one another- the autism field has a way to share individual r…

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@SharonRousseau4 In general, all studies should complement one another- the autism field has a way to share individual research participant data across multiple studies, this field needs a similar mechanism. https://t.co/OW9V9PeJQx

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RT @deevybee: National database for autism research via @Wandedob http://t.co/7ogxZ8Ky

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National database for autism research via @Wandedob http://t.co/7ogxZ8Ky

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National database for autism research via @Wandedob http://t.co/7ogxZ8Ky

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National database for autism research via @Wandedob http://t.co/7ogxZ8Ky