Autism Spectrum Disorder

Parents' experiences with treatments that have worked for their children with ASD are telltale signs that science has not yet validated. According to the current classification, Autism Spectrum Disorder encompasses a whole series of neurodevelopmental difficulties for which no conclusive causes have been discovered, nor proven treatments. It seems an established fact that autism has no cure. Meanwhile, as the number of diagnoses increase, many specialists propose to treat this condition by working on the potential causes through different strategies such as anti-inflammatory diets or antiparasitic treatments.



Quincy Fisher is a Psychiatrist and a Child Neurologist; he has specialized in the treatment of neurodevelopmental disorders, including intellectual disability, Tourette's, ADHD, and learning disabilities



1.Autism Spectrum Disorder, the great challenge

2.ASD, a wide disorder with diffuse limits

3.From reclusion to integration

4.Approaches to possible causes of ASD

5.Andrew Wakefield, the MMR vaccine and autism

6.Is there a connection between the aluminum in vaccines and ASD?

7.Nutrition for Autism Spectrum Disorder

8.Behavioral therapy, drug therapy, or anti-inflammatory diet?

9.Autism epidemic: Projections for the near future

10.More and better tools to treat ASD