Omega-3 DHA Eases Autism Behaviors by Calming Inflammation - Neuroscience News

DHA, an omega-3 fatty acid, reduces autism-like behaviors in rats by inhibiting the JNK inflammatory pathway and enhancing antioxidant defenses in the prefrontal cortex. The study identifies key molecular targets linking DHA's effects to improvements in social interaction, repetitive behaviors, and anxiety. These findings suggest potential therapeutic applications for neurodevelopmental disorders through nutritional interventions.

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