Review: limited evidence from two small trials suggests no improvement in ASD symptoms with short term ω-3 supplementation

G Paul Amminger ,Miriam R Schäfer

doi:10.1136/ebmental-2011-100486

Review: limited evidence from two small trials suggests no improvement in ASD symptoms with short term ω-3 supplementation

G Paul Amminger , Miriam R Schäfer

https://doi.org/10.1136/ebmental-2011-100486

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Journal: Evidence Based Mental Health

Publication Date: Mar 2, 2012

Affiliation: University of Melbourne, Orygen Youth Health

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QUESTION Question: Are ω-3 fatty acids effective in improving the core features and associated symptoms of autism spectrum disor- ders (ASD)? Outcomes: Improvements in ASD core features (social interaction, communication...

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