Rebecca Estepp

National Manager, Talk about Curing Autism

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National Manager of Talk about Curing Autism, a nonprofit founded to provide education and support for parents with autism, based in Costa Mesa, California

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Last month, a special three-judge federal panel declared that vaccines against childhood diseases did not cause autism in some children.

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Last month, a special three-judge federal panel declared that vaccines against childhood diseases did not cause autism in some children.

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