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O.T.: Autism symptoms reversed in lab - space-time - 06-27-2007 There is some good news ![]() http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/health/6245742.stm Re: O.T.: Autism symptoms reversed in lab - stephen - 06-27-2007 I have dear friends who have just gotten the diagnosis for their son. Thanks for the link. Re: O.T.: Autism symptoms reversed in lab - michaelb - 06-27-2007 I am not an expert, but I think causality for autism is very complex, multi factor, and little understood currently. It may be more accurate to say "fragile X" syndrome in mice reversed in a lab. In the little autism work I have done/seen, I hadn't really seen anyone talking about a chromosonal defect as the cause. Re: O.T.: Autism symptoms reversed in lab - prof - 06-27-2007 I'll be a lot more encouraged if they can transfer this progress to humans. Who knew dogs be autistic????? Re: O.T.: Autism symptoms reversed in lab - ka jowct - 06-28-2007 There was a good article about autism in a recent issue of Discovery magazine. It appears likely that environmental factors are involved in addition to whatever else triggers it. Well worth reading. Re: O.T.: Autism symptoms reversed in lab - davec - 06-28-2007 [quote michaelb]I am not an expert, but I think causality for autism is very complex, multi factor, and little understood currently. michaelb- well said. I work closely with a team that evaluates students within the autism spectrum and have found there are a lot of theories, a good bit of "snake oil", and not a lot of research based conclusions. Dave Re: O.T.: Autism symptoms reversed in lab - Jp! - 06-28-2007 My friend/ex-roomie, has 4 of 5 of his children with Autism. |