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The Royal Borough of Greenwich said it was aware of concerns surrounding "experimental procedures" The National Autistic Society said there was no "cure" for autism.
The Met Police said it is investigating "a reported fraud relating to the provision of medical services" No arrests have been made and there is no evidence of any benefits, police said.
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