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Amygdala overgrowth that occurs in autism spectrum disorder may begin during infancy

Findings from NIH-funded study support the initiation of treatment during first year of life.

United statesMark shenAlice kauHuman developmentNational institute of environmental health sciencesUs department of healthHuman servicesNational institutes of healthNational institute of mental healthUniversity of north carolina at chapel hillDevelopmental disabilities branchNational institutesExcellence infant brain imaging studyNorth carolinaChapel hillInfant brain imaging

Amygdala overgrowth that occurs in autism spectrum disorder may begin during infancy

/PRNewswire-HISPANIC PR WIRE/ WHAT: The amygdala a brain structure enlarged in two-year-old children diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) begins.

National institutes of healthUnited statesMark shenAlice kauHuman developmentNational institute of environmental health sciencesUs department of healthHuman servicesNational institute of mental healthUniversity of north carolina at chapel hillDevelopmental disabilities branchNational institutesExcellence infant brain imaging studyNorth carolinaChapel hillInfant brain imaging

Genetic testing of siblings of newborns with cancer genes could reduce rare pediatric cancer deaths by half

Genetic testing of the siblings of newborns found to have mutations in any one of 11 genes most commonly associated with childhood-onset cancers could

United statesTracy kingHuman developmentNational institutes of healthNational human genome research instituteDevelopmental disabilities branchNational institutesGraceo brienBoston childrenKennedy shriver national instituteChild healthNational human genome research

Oxytocin does not improve social functioning in children with autism spectrum disorder, NIH-funded study suggests

Regular doses of the hormone oxytocin do not appear to overcome deficits in social functioning among children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD),

Linmarie sikichAlice kauHuman developmentNational centerNational institutes of healthDuke universityTranslational sciencesDevelopmental disabilities branchNational institutesNew england journalEunice kennedy shriver national instituteChild healthAdvancing translational

Oxytocin does not improve social functioning in children with autism spectrum disorder, NIH-funded study suggests

Regular doses of the hormone oxytocin do not appear to overcome deficits in social functioning among children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD

Linmarie sikichAlice kauHuman developmentNational centerNational institutes of healthDuke universityTranslational sciencesDevelopmental disabilities branchNational institutesNew england journalKennedy shriver national instituteChild healthAdvancing translationalEngland journal

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