Hormone widely used as an autism treatment shows no benefit

ScienceDaily
Oct 13, 2021, 5:40 pm272 pts
Oxytocin, a naturally occurring hormone that acts as a chemical messenger in the brain, showed no evidence of helping children with autism gain social skills, according to a large national study.

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