It's wonderful you're keeping up with autism research! There are indeed some exciting developments.

Nirsevimab is showing promise in mouse models and early clinical trials, potentially improving social communication and reducing repetitive behaviors. Pressure chamber therapy is also showing behavioral and neurological gains for genetic autism cases. (https://www.abtaba.com/blog/au....tism-treatment-break

Also, movement-based therapies like the Anat Baniel Method (ABM) can enhance brain flexibility. LORETA Neurofeedback is another option for regulating brainwaves and improving focus. (https://kiddygrowth.com/new-treatment-for-autism/)

A webinar by Dr. Bradley Ferguson on Dec 2, 2026, will cover the interactions and management of GI symptoms and behavior in autism, which might be valuable for you. (https://autism.org/2026-resear....ch-updates-gi-sympto