… Behavioral Intervention Program operated through autism treatment providers. As the Reformer first …

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A landmark review of autism therapies has uncovered that there is no strong evidence that alternative treatments work, and they have not been evaluated for safety. The most comprehensive analysis of its kind identified several treatments for autism …

A large-scale review of studies into 19 different “treatments” for autism has concluded that, for every single one, there is no strong evidence to support their use. Worryingly, the research team also found that many of these studies lack any assessment of …

Summary: A sweeping review of 248 meta-analyses on complementary and alternative medicines (CAIMs) for autism found no strong evidence to support their use. Researchers assessed 19 types of interventions, from music therapy to probiotics, but results were …

The most comprehensive quantitative review of research into complementary and alternative treatments for autism has found no strong evidence to support their use, and that the safety of these treatments was rarely assessed. A new study from Paris Nanterre …

Companies are making thousands of pounds by misleading parents with claims that collecting stem cells from their children’s teeth can be a treatment for diabetes and autism, an investigation has found. Tooth stem cell banking, also known as dental pulp …

… specific neurons with high precision. Autism treatments may target brain circuits in … potential to repurpose them for autism treatment. However, whether these approaches would …

… on folinic acid as an autism treatment is very limited. HHS officials … of folinic acid as an autism treatment. “Just not a lot of …

MISHAWAKA, Ind. -- Medicaid spending has skyrocketed in Indiana, increasing by more than 4000 percent from 2017 to 2023, with millions in improper payments revealed by the Office of the Inspector General.So, Gov. Mike Braun is taking action to limit autism …