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Autism could be diagnosed with stool sample, scientists say

Scientists have linked gut bacteria to autism, suggesting a potential method of diagnosis with stool samples.
This discovery could lead to innovative ways of diagnosing autism, addressing the significant backlog of people seeking help.

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The Independent

Study links autism in children with altered gut bacteria

Experts say a new way of diagnosing the condition could help address the ‘massive backlog’ in people waiting to be seen

1 month ago·London, United Kingdom

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Evening Standard

Autism may be associated with altered gut microbiome in children – study

The findings could be used to diagnosis the condition in the future, experts have said.

1 month ago·London, United Kingdom

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Adevarul

Autism could be diagnosed quickly with a coprological test, scientists say.

Oamenii de știință speră că în curând autismul ar putea fi diagnosticat printr-un test simplu și ieftin, după ce au descoperit diferențe semnificative între flora intestinală din intestinele persoanelor autiste și cea a persoanelor care nu suferă de această afecțiune.

1 month ago·Romania

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Oxford Mail

Autism may be associated with altered gut microbiome in children – study

The findings could be used to diagnosis the condition in the future, experts have said.

1 month ago·Oxford, United Kingdom

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El Mundo

Intestinal microbiota identifies possible biomarkers to diagnose autism.

Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) remains shrouded in mysteries. We still do not know its causes or the mechanisms associated with its appearance or the...

1 month ago·Madrid, Spain

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