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New Brain Therapy Research Suggests Autism May Be Treatable Later in Life Than Previously Thought

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New Brain Therapy Research Suggests Autism May Be Treatable Later in Life Than Previously Thought

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Researchers have successfully restored key brain signaling and improved social and communication behaviors in autism models by blocking a specific gene transporter. Crucially, the therapy proved effective in adult subjects and human brain organoids, offering new hope for adaptable and lasting treatments well into adulthood.

Researchers have successfully restored key brain signaling and improved social and communication behaviors in autism models by blocking a specific gene transporter. Crucially, the therapy proved effective in adult subjects and human brain organoids, offering new hope for adaptable and lasting treatments well into adulthood.

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