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Leucovorin (folinic acid) made headlines as a possible autism treatment. Here is what the FDA actually approved, what the small trials show, the safety concerns, and what to ask your child’s doctor.
A calm roundup of the latest autism research from 2024 to 2026: what was found, how strong the evidence is, and what it means for your family today.
There is still no blood test or brain scan that can diagnose autism. Here is what the research shows in 2026, which tools are FDA-authorized, and how to spot tests that overpromise.
Genetic testing for autism looks for an underlying cause after diagnosis. Learn which tests are used, how often they find answers, and what results mean.
There is no single medical test for autism. Here is how diagnosis really works, the main tools clinicians use worldwide, and how the process differs between countries.
The GFCF diet is one of the most popular autism diets, but controlled trials have not shown clear benefits. Here is the evidence, the risks and how to get support.
Stopping one activity and starting another can be very hard for autistic children. Here is why, and how warnings, visuals, and routines can make everyday and big transitions easier.
Many autistic children learn to use the toilet later than their peers, and that is OK. A calm, step-by-step plan with visuals, routines, and a check for constipation gives your child the best chance.
Fish oil is one of the most-tested supplements in autism, yet results are small and mixed. Here is what the trials show and how to make a safe choice with your doctor.
Sleep problems are about twice as common in young autistic children. Guidelines recommend starting with routines and behavioral strategies, checking for health causes, and only then considering medicine with a doctor.
