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Number 1, Volume 39

High rates of catatonia seen in adolescents with ASD

Number 2, Volume 30

Maternal streptococcal infection may play role in autism spectrum disorder

Number 3, Volume 38

Brain development differs between boys, girls with ASD

Number 1, Volume 39

Review: Siblings of children with developmental disabilities face a wide range of challenges

Number 2, Volume 38

Large-scale study detects early alterations in the gut flora of children who later develop ASD

Number 1, Volume 39

Three studies report wide-ranging benefits of exercise in ASD

Number 2, Volume 39

Probiotic supplements may improve GI health, behavior

Number 2, Volume 34

Study indicates aluminum levels abnormal in ASD

Number 3, Volume 38

High prenatal BPA exposure may disrupt aromatase and raise odds of ASD in boys

Number 4, Volume 38

Vitamin A deficiency due to over-selective eating linked to serious vision problems in ASD

Number 3, Volume 30

Wheat sensitivity in people without celiac disease linked to leaky gut, systemic inflammation

Number 4, Volume 37

Children with albinism may be more likely to have ASD

Number 2, Volume 38

Editorial - Fecal Microbiota Transplantation and Autism

Number 2, Volume 31

Therapy balls may improve behavior of ASD students in class

Number 2, Volume 34

Kids with ASD may have more appendicitis complications

Number 2, Volume 30

Injected methyl B12 may improve symptoms of autism

Number 4, Volume 30

Folinic acid boosts verbal skills in some children with ASD

Number 2, Volume 37

Health anxiety common among adults with ASD, autistic traits

Number 1, Volume 38

Multi-site study finds that pancreatic enzyme replacement therapy may aid children with ASD

Number 4, Volume 34

Restless legs syndrome may often underlie insomnia in ASD

Number 1, Volume 30

Iodine deficiency may be a factor in autism

Number 1, Volume 35

Positive results reported in study of suramin

Number 2, Volume 31

Accidental deaths a major risk in ASD

Number 2, Volume 36

Central sensitivity syndromes may be very common in those with ASD