Neurotransmitter imbalances found in autism
Researchers find neurotransmitter imbalances in autism, pointing to potential new therapies.
Why it matters
- Neurotransmitter imbalances, specifically glutamate and GABA, are linked to sensory dysregulation in autism.
- Could lead to new therapeutic approaches.
By the numbers
- No specific numbers provided in the abstract.
The big picture
- Review discusses neuroplasticity and sensory integration deficits in autism.
- Considers traditional and recent therapies.
What they're saying
- Hope for potential treatments.
- Mixed experiences with current medications.
Caveats
- Further research needed to optimize interventions and confirm long-term effectiveness.
What’s next
- Optimizing interventions and confirming long-term effectiveness through further research.