Scientists trial ground-breaking new nasal spray that could be used to treat autism within five years
A new nasal spray could become a ground-breaking treatment for autism
Patients using the spray in a trial have already shown positive results
Research is being done by Sydney University's Brain and Mind Centre
Autism is when people show varying difficulties in social interaction
One in 100, or 230,000 people have autism across Australia
A nasal spray could become a ground-breaking new treatment for autism that has already shown increased levels of responsiveness and awareness from trial patients.
A synthetically made version of oxytocin, also known as the 'cuddle hormone', will allow individuals with autism to become more social and has proved to have incredible results.
Professor Adam Guastella from the University of Sydney's Brain and Mind Centre, who is leading the project, has said trials had proved to be extremely promising so far.
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