https://www.selleckchem.com/pr....oducts/gsk-3484862.h
The findings of this systematic review are consistent with the hypothesis that low vitamin D levels might contribute to the development of autism. However, we must also recognize the possible confusion bias and therefore experimental studies with very large sample sizes, given incidence of autism, that allow us to detect blood levels in pregnant women would be helpful to clarify this point.The aim of this study was primarily to evaluate differences between parental opinion about the diet and overall changes in children's symptoms of
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