Potential autism breakthrough as three-year-old boy's symptoms are reversed using cheap drug
A nonverbal autistic child said his first words after taking a cheap drug normally given to cancer patients. Mason Connor of Arizona was diagnosed with autism at two-and-a-half-years-old after his mother noticed he hadn't started talking. After years of failed therapies and treatments, Mason's parents met with a doctor researching experimental new drugs for autism. Dr Richard Frye, a pediatric neurologist at Rossignol Medical Center in Arizona, suggested the family try Leucovorin, a generic drug derived from folic acid.
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