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In brief: Oklahoma autism issue heats up

 
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Published: January 8, 2009

Autism issue heats up

It hasn’t taken long for one of the heated issues during last year’s legislative session — whether insurers should pay for the treatment of autistic children — to generate contrasting information. Such an autism mandate was presented last year in Senate Bill 1537. Last year’s measure is identical to SB 1 filed for the session that begins Feb. 2. Here’s the latest on the issue:

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