Found 'Clue' That Can Fundamentally Treat Autism Spectrum Disorder

I read "About" neuroscience News, and suggest you do the same before getting overly excited about the "newfound clue"

This is an Open Source website. Anyone can submit to it.  Here is an extract from their "About":

"Crowdsourcing the news is a long-time goal of this site, so please help if you can. If there is an error, we want it fixed."

This is a typical example of improper populist journalism I had made in another thread strangely enough in answer to "Sam Likes To Draw" and with certainty has no connection whatsoever with a scientific method inclusive of peer review in a proper scientific publication like Nature. But no --- instead we get a belly full of pseudo-intellectualism (BS) based on rubbish.

I read "About" neuroscience News, and suggest you do the same before getting overly excited about the "newfound clue"

This is an Open Source website. Anyone can submit to it.  Here is an extract from their "About":

"Crowdsourcing the news is a long-time goal of this site, so please help if you can. If there is an error, we want it fixed."

This is a typical example of improper populist journalism I had made in another thread strangely enough in answer to "Sam Likes To Draw" and with certainty has no connection whatsoever with a scientific method inclusive of peer review in a proper scientific publication like Nature. But no --- instead we get a belly full of pseudo-intellectualism (BS) based on rubbish.

The journalising is rubbish, but the original paper appears to be genuine enough. It does not make claims to have revolutionised autism research, or to have found any type of 'cure'.