Omega-3 supplementation in autistic adults

Researchers from the University of Pavia in Italy report the results from a small study.First, the details.19 young adults with severe autism (Childhood Autism Rating Scale greater than 40) participated.They received 2 fish oil capsules per day (0.93 grams of eicosapentaenoic acid [EPA] and docosahexaenoic acid [DHA] plus 5 mg of vitamin E) for 6 weeks.And, the results.The severity and frequency of problematic behaviors didn’t change during treatment or for 6 weeks after treatment.No effect on t

Parents Applaud Bill to Help Families with Autistic Children

But some say its just one step on a long road ahead.

Parental Age, Problem Pregnancy Raise Autism Risk

Problem pregnancy 'autism risk' from BBC News reports that problem pregnancies, including ages of mothers and fathers can increase the risk of giving birth to a baby that will develop autism. Researchers found the bulk of studies into maternal age and autism suggest the risk increases with age, and that fathers' age may play a role too. The mothers of autistic children were also more likely to have suffered diabetes or bleeding during pregnancy.

Symptoms Of Mild Autism Questions To Ask Yourself About Your Behaviors

Author : Scott Boyd I wanted to talk to you about the symptoms of mild autism, so you can more easily identify them in your life Autism is a type of brain disorder that affects a person's ability to communicate and relate in this world It's something that starts at birth and lasts the entire life of the person To this date, there is no cure for this disorder, only treatment to help improve on the shortcomings The symptoms of autism don't usually show until 3 or 4 years of age and when it is

Problem Pregnancy autism Risk

Problem pregnancy ‘autism risk’ Complications during pregnancy and giving birth later in life may increase the risk of having a child with autism, a review of dozens of studies suggests.Researchers found the bulk of studies into maternal age and autism suggest the risk increases with age, and that fathers’ age may play a role too. The mothers of autistic children were also more likely to have suffered diabetes or bleeding during pregnancy. The US review of 40 studies appears in the British Journ

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