Autism intervention in infancy ‘ready for prime time’
Dramatic trial result suggests a new therapy is poised for clinical use, researcher says.
Dramatic trial result suggests a new therapy is poised for clinical use, researcher says.
The authors say women and girls with the condition seem to be at particular risk.
There's no causal link, but an observational study suggests pain medication given this way has long-term neurodevelopment effects.
Researchers question links with pregnancy harms and suicide.
Maternal risk doesn't explain any variation in autism risk, research suggests.
Study adds to evidence of occupational risk factors, but more research is needed, say US authors.
Which is better for managing autism in children — therapy-based or medical interventions?
We look at the evidence for three intervention therapies for children with ASD.
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