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Cord blood holds clue to autis ...

Scientists believe they have identified a compound in umbilical cord blood that has a strong impact on the severity of autism. The researchers believe the levels of fatty acid metabolites found in cor ...

Scientists link autism to gut ...

Researchers have linked autism to gut health. Scientists at the Chinese University of Hong Kong believe the findings could help develop a new diagnostic tool for autism. They found alterations in four ...

Medics fail autistic and LD pa ...

Pain can express itself as self-harm and be missed because of diagnostic overshadowing in people with autism and a learning disability, according to new research. Diagnostic overshadowing happens when ...

Research points to cell dysfun ...

Evidence for mitochondrial or cell dysfunction in autism is growing, according to new research. The researchers suggest a subset of children on the autism spectrum show biomarkers for mitochondrial pr ...

Challenging behaviours linked ...

Researchers have used artificial intelligence (AI) to find a link between challenging behaviours, gut health and sleep in autistic people. They found that for 20 per cent of those studied, gut issues ...

Scientists call for action on ...

Developmental regression must be recognised and children and families properly supported, says new research. Researchers in Melbourne, London and Texas say there are “significant knowledge gaps with ...

Differential Diagnosis: Action ...

On October 6, 7 and 8, 2023, Thinking Autism will be holding an international conference, Differential Diagnosis: Actionable Pathways to Improved Well-being – two days of learning for parents, pro ...

Many autistic teens develop ba ...

Autistic teens suffer from more health problems in adulthood, new research shows. Neurology professor Dr Beth Ann Malow, of Vanderbilt University Medical Center in Nashville, led the research. Her tea ...

Faecal transplants ‘safe, ef ...

Faecal transplants are safe and effective for treating autistic adults with gut problems, according to new tests. US researcher Professor James Adams reached the conclusion the transplants were safe a ...

Treatment targets repetitive b ...

A new brain treatment that uses electrical currents can help with repetitive behaviours in autism and improve social skills, research claims. Hong Kong-based researchers led by occupational therapist ...

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