Targeting Brain Hotspots to Treat Autism and Aggression.

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Targeting Brain Hotspots to Treat Autism and Aggression.
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Researchers have identified specific brain network hotspots linked to autism, aggression, and other social behavioral problems. They found that those with ASD who score lower on facial processing tests are more likely to have more severe symptoms of autism, especially social behavioral problems. The researchers report treatments such as transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) may provide some hope for those on the autism spectrum. The study also highlights a potentially causative mechanism for developing autism in tuberous sclerosis that may guide research into ASD symptoms more generally.

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