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Early pregnancy vitamin D levels and later offspring 'behavioral difficulties'?
cihara kenji
Drawing on data derived from the Rhea mother-child cohort based in Crete, Greece, the findings reported by Vasiliki Daraki and colleagues ...
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Another double-blind, placebo-controlled trial of vitamin D in autism. But...
cihara kenji
The findings reported by Conor Kerley and colleagues [1] continue a theme in autism research circles of ' one study reporting one thing...
autismbehaviourclinical trialgeneticsplaceboresponderssupplementationvitamin d
Oral vitamin D and the inflammatory effects of sunburn
cihara kenji
In something of a departure from the typical content of this blog, I want to briefly introduce the paper by Jeffrey Scott and colleagues [1...
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Vitamin D deficiency is rife in an in-patient psychiatric unit for young people
cihara kenji
" Adolescents within tier 4 adolescent mental health services may be at higher risk of vitamin D deficiency and so assessment of vita...
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On migration status and offspring autism severity
cihara kenji
" Black women from East Africa had more than 3.5 times the odds of autism spectrum disorder with intellectual disability in their chi...
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Autism, pregnancy maternal immune activation and vitamin D?
cihara kenji
Today's post is a bit of a mash-up, drawing on two articles quite recently published in the peer-reviewed science domain. The first is b...
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