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The aim is to highlight the potential of institutional food services to enhance nutrition support for individuals with autism spectrum disorder.

April 10, 2026Public Health NutritionOpen Access

Beyond the clinic: sensory-adapted food services to support nutrition in autism spectrum disorder

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The aim is to highlight the potential of institutional food services to enhance nutrition support for individuals with autism spectrum disorder.
Analyzes current challenges in nutrition support for autism spectrum disorder.
Proposes sensory accessibility in institutional food settings as a solution.
Suggests evaluation metrics for food service adaptations.
Identifies food selectivity as a risk factor for nutritional imbalance in autism spectrum disorder.
Highlights the feasibility of sensory-informed menu adaptations in institutional settings.
Recommendations for policy actions to improve food services and nutrition integration.

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This commentary advocates sensory-adapted food services to improve nutrition in autism spectrum disorder, suggesting policy actions for implementation.

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Conti et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69d895796c1944d70ce067a5 https://doi.org/10.1017/s1368980026102420

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This commentary advocates sensory-adapted food services to improve nutrition in autism spectrum disorder, suggesting policy actions for implementation.

Beyond the clinic: sensory-adapted food services to support nutrition in autism spectrum disorder

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