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• Autism should not be seen as single condition with one cause, say scientists

  Social media is not disconnected from society as a whole. Influencers are called that because they have actual influence. You only need to look at and truly understand the MAHA movement to know this. Did the diagnostic criteria in DSM 5 change as a result of social media, was it the other way around, or was it hidden variables affecting both? Regardless, the money and attention tend to follow what the common... - Source: Hacker News / 1 day ago

• FDA Takes Action to Make a Treatment Available for Autism Symptoms

  Here's a PubMed search. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/?term=leucovorin+cerebral+folate+deficiency It's worth noting that, in the absence of pre-registration, one should should assume that the body of literature (and any systematic review or meta-analysis that relies on it) could be significantly influenced by the file drawer effect. Anyway, I looked at a recent systematic review from those search results... - Source: Hacker News / 11 days ago

• Amish Men Live Longer

  Small sample size of about 1500 Amish men dived across 4 cohorts, all exposed to the great depression. Entry age minimum of 25 years. This is really marginal science. There are much stronger demographic and statistical studies of aging and mortality in humans. This is not one of them. Here are some examples if other stronger studies to explore from PubMed that I keyed using the surnames if two great longevity... - Source: Hacker News / 19 days ago

• Medical RAG Research with txtai

  PubMed has over 38 million article abstracts as of June 2025. Paperetl supports loading the full dataset with all 38 million articles or just a smaller subset. The dataset link above has more details on how this can be changed for different codes and keywords. This link also has information on how the article abstracts can be loaded in addition to the metadata. - Source: dev.to / 3 months ago

• NIH.gov DNS servers down, making PubMed, BLAST, etc. unreachable

  The main pubmed website seems to be working for me as well and I'm in upstate NY: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/ NIH/NSF pages have always gone down periodically for maintenance or otherwise, where this tends to happen over the weekend. It seems like this reaction by the HN community is a bit hasty. I've been reading HN since 2008 or so, and I feel like the comment quality is not what it once was.... - Source: Hacker News / 7 months ago