Autism research team gets €5m boost

An Irish research team involved in a major international project studying autism will get €5m from the Government, it emerged today.

Wed, 15 Dec, 2004 - 11:10

An Irish research team involved in a major international project studying autism will get €5m from the Government, it emerged today.

The Health Research Board (HRB) will provide €1m each year for five years to five Irish researchers who will be recruited soon.

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