Scientists search for gut clues in autism
NCT ID NCT05794620
Summary
This study aimed to understand if there are differences in the gut bacteria of children with autism compared to their neurotypical brothers and sisters. Researchers collected stool samples from 20 children aged 3-10, comparing those with autism to their siblings to control for shared genes and environment. The goal was to gather knowledge about the gut's role in autism, not to test a treatment.
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East Suffolk and North Essex Nhs Foundation Trust
Colchester, United Kingdom
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