Comparative analysis shows altered gut microbiota and feeding behaviours in children with ASD, implying distinct health implications.
Background Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a prevalent condition with poorly understood aetiology. Studies indicate that children with ASD exhibit more gastrointestinal alterations, nutritional deficiencies due to selective eating, and distinct gut microbiota profiles compared to neurotypical peers.
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