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Oxytocin does not improve social functioning in children with autism spectrum disorder, NIH-funded study suggests

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Oxytocin does not improve social functioning in children with autism spectrum disorder, NIH-funded study suggests 10/13/2021 05:00 PM EDT
Findings from study believed to be largest of its kind contradict smaller studies showing treatments promise.

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