Texas health officials will consider cutting therapy program for children with autism
WFAA
Texas health officials are considering cutting a therapy program that provides essential services for children with autism, potentially impacting thousands of families who rely on the program for critical support. The decision comes amid budget constraints and debates over the long-term sustainability of the program. Critics warn that reducing access to therapy could worsen outcomes for children with autism and increase long-term costs for the state.
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