A single dose reversed autism-like symptoms in adult mice within hours

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A UCLA Health study in mice has found that inflammation during pregnancy can produce lasting autism-like changes in offspring. The researchers also discovered that many of the resulting brain and behavioral effects could be improved rapidly in adulthood, although only temporarily, with a single dose of the immune-suppressing drug rapamycin.

Previous research has shown that even mild inflammation in the middle of pregnancy can affect developing offspring. Repor...

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