Lifelong Sulforaphane Intake Shows Promise in Improving Autism-Related Behaviors and Brain Chemistry in Mouse Model
A new study in a mouse model of autism spectrum disorders suggests that lifelong dietary sulforaphane intake may reduce behavioral symptoms and brain inflammation, with differences observed between males and females.
Study Finds Elevated Inflammatory Cytokines in Temporal Cortex of Individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder
A study of postmortem brain tissue reveals increased inflammatory cytokines in the temporal cortex of individuals with autism spectrum disorder, highlighting altered neuroimmune activity.
Study Finds Autism-Linked Genetic Variants Cluster into Two Molecular Patterns in Mouse Brains
A study of 17 autism mouse models reveals that diverse genetic variants cluster into two opposing molecular states, suggesting shared biological pathways in autism.
New Framework Links Brain Timing, Motor Skills, and Social Development in Autism Spectrum Disorder
A new developmental framework links brain timing, motor coordination, and social interaction to better understand early differences in autism spectrum disorder.
Eating Disorders Such as Pica and ARFID Are Common in Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder, Review Finds
A systematic review finds that children with autism spectrum disorder have higher rates of pica and avoidant restrictive food intake disorder, highlighting the importance of early detection and tailored care.
Exploring the Link Between Gut Microbiota and Neuroinflammation in Autism Spectrum Disorder
Research highlights the role of gut microbiota imbalance and neuroinflammation in Autism Spectrum Disorder, suggesting potential therapeutic avenues involving the gut-brain axis.
Telehealth Use in Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder Shows Mixed Health Outcomes
A study comparing telehealth and in-person care for children with autism found telehealth linked to fewer hospitalizations but more irritability-related visits, highlighting the need for hybrid care approaches.
Study Links Auditory Sensory Gating to Noise Tolerance and Listening Challenges in Young Adults with Autism
A study finds that young adults with autism spectrum disorder may have reduced tolerance for background noise linked to differences in brain auditory processing, affecting their listening experiences.
Study Finds No Clear Link Between Prenatal Sedative-Hypnotic Use and ADHD or ASD in Children
A Taiwanese nationwide study found no significant increase in ADHD or ASD risk among children prenatally exposed to sedative-hypnotics after adjusting for maternal psychiatric conditions.
Omega-3 Supplements Show Modest Benefits for Certain Autism Symptoms, New Review Finds
A new meta-analysis suggests omega-3 supplements may modestly reduce irritability and improve communication in autism spectrum disorder, though larger studies are needed.