Autism spectrum disorders
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Autism screening with follow-up overidentifies autism spectrum disorder- Citalopram ineffective for reducing repetitive behavior in autism spectrum disorders
- No association between labor induction and autism spectrum disorder
- Prenatal valproate exposure increases risk of autism spectrum disorder
- AAN guideline for treating insomnia in children and adolescents with autism spectrum disorder
- M-CHAT is fairly sensitive and specific for detecting autism spectrum disorders in toddlers
- USPSTF: No recommendation for autism spectrum disorder screening in children aged 18-30 months
- Fluoxetine is minimally effective for obsessive-compulsive behaviors in children/adolescents with autism spectrum disorders
- There is little data about the usefulness of mobile device applications for managing children with autism spectrum disorder
- Minimal, if any, association between labor epidural analgesia and the risk of autism spectrum disorder in children
- Autism not linked to thimerosol in vaccines
- Individual risk of ASD increases with increasing genetic relatedness
- Autistic disorder symptom treatments have limited evidence
- MMR vaccine not associated with increased autism risk in children with older siblings with autism
- Influenza (H1N1) vaccination during pregnancy not associated with autism
- Maternal gestational diabetes before 26 weeks' associated with risk of ASD
- No increased risk of ASD, ADHD, or SGA with first-trimester antidepressant use
- Little association between antibiotic use in pregnancy or early infancy and neurodevelopmental disorders in childhood
- Paternal use of valproate is not associated with adverse outcomes among offspring
- Parent training more effective than parent education for behavioral problems in children with ASD
- Maternal prenatal cannabis use is not associated with increased risk of child developmental delay
- Similar rates of autism with lamotrigine, topiramate, and no treatment; rate with valproate is higher
- Prescription stimulant use during pregnancy is unlikely to harm offspring
- Prenatal cannabis exposure is not associated with an increased incidence of several neuropsychiatric disorders