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Significant Association of Urinary Toxic Metals and Autism-Related Symptoms-A Nonlinear Statistical Analysis with Cross Validation.

PloS one - 1 Jan 2017

Adams James, Howsmon Daniel P, Kruger Uwe, Geis Elizabeth, Gehn Eva, Fimbres Valeria, Pollard Elena, Mitchell Jessica, Ingram Julie, Hellmers Robert, Quig David, Hahn Juergen

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INTRODUCTION: A number of previous studies examined a possible association of toxic metals and autism, and over half of those studies suggest that toxic metal levels are different in individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD). Additionally, several studies found that those levels correlate with the severity of ASD. METHODS: In order to further investigate these points, this paper performs the most detailed...

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PMID: 28068407
DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0169526
PMCID: PMC5222512

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