Autistic kids who elope aren’t misbehaving—they’re in fight-or-flight mode. Learn why it happens and what skills your child needs to feel safe and supported.

Research reveals that those diagnosed with autism early show distinct genetic and developmental profiles from those diagnosed ...

Autism diagnosed early differs genetically and developmentally from autism identified later, challenging the theory that it ...

Leucovorin, a form of folinic acid, shows promise in improving speech, social interaction, and behavior in some children with autism, particularly those with cerebral folate deficiency or folate ...

Trump Administration introduced what it says is an “exciting treatment” for autism: leucovorin, a decades-old medicine that ...

Discovering the cause of autism isn’t the point. Creating neurodiverse-affirming resources and services is what is needed.

Experts share symptoms of autism in adults, including social communication challenges, repetitive behaviors, difficulty ...

The medication, also referred to as folinic acid, is a synthetic form of vitamin B9 that requires a prescription.

The condition that became known as autism was described before the Tylenol brand was created. Autism's history dates back further than the drug's.

Unfortunately, we’re not talking about the kind of elopement that involves a beach, a wedding, and zero in-laws. This is the ...

Kailey Lowdermilk and Jess Mulvey are moms to autistic children and specialists in neurodivergent care at Grand Valley ...

The cancer medication leucovorin shows potential benefits for autism spectrum disorder, improving communication skills in ...