This week, new data from the California Department of Education show at least one out of every 65 kindergarteners in the state has been diagnosed with autism. That's an increase of 17 percent in just one year. Autism is now the fastest growing disability in California. Many parents who have an autistic child have tried some sort of unorthodox treatment. Special diets, supplements, music therapy. Do any of these options actually work?
Do Alternative Treatments for Autism Really Work?
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