A quarterly publication of the Autism Research Institute

The Autism Research Review International is quarterly publication of the Autism Research Institute

Nutrition

Number 2, Volume 31

Study offers more support for protective effects of vitamin D

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Number 1, Volume 31

Animal study hints that resveratrol may reduce symptoms in ASD

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Number 1, Volume 31

Animal study: ketogenic diet reduces ASD symptoms in mice

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Number 1, Volume 31

Effects of mitochondrial supplements in children with ASD investigated

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Number 1, Volume 32

Vibrating pagers: fading intensity, not frequency, is most successful approach for slowing rapid eating

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Number 4, Volume 30

Low vitamin D associated with more autism-related traits

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Number 4, Volume 30

Folinic acid boosts verbal skills in some children with ASD

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Number 3, Volume 30

Vitamin D may protect against diabetes caused by antipsychotic drugs

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Number 3, Volume 30

Folic acid associated with better response to structured teaching

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