A quarterly publication of the Autism Research Institute

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

Nutrition

Number 1, Volume 30

New study reinforces evidence that low vitamin D contributes to ASD, treatment can help

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Number 1, Volume 30

Can vitamin D supplementation reduce ASD recurrence rate?

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Number 1, Volume 30

Mouse study: Korean red ginseng beneficial

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Number 1, Volume 30

Maternal fish intake above U.S. recommended level may be beneficial

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Number 2, Volume 36

Iron deficiency may be common in children with autism

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Number 3, Volume 36

Breastfeeding may lower odds of ASD in children

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Number 4, Volume 36

More findings point to high rate of vitamin D deficiency in children with autism

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Number 2, Volume 37

Meta-analysis shows some benefits of supplementation with vitamin D, but no effect on core symptoms of ASD

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Number 3, Volume 37

Animal study reveals clues that developmental vitamin D deficiency may be associated with gut alterations in autism

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