From gut biomarkers to daily participation: reframing outcome assessment in dietary intervention research for autism spectrum disorder
Biological research on dietary interventions in autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is advancing rapidly, with increasing attention to gastrointestinal, microbiome, inflammatory, and metabolic mechanisms. However, biological responses may not necessarily translate into meaningful changes in feeding behavior, daily functioning, or participation. Feeding difficulties in autistic children are shaped by…
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