There's a possible new treatment for autism. Parents say their children have become more verbal and responsive after taking an inexpensive generic drug.

As scientists continue to investigate the roots of autism, a generic cancer drug might hold the key ... Frye first turned to leucovorin as a potential treatment in the early 2000s after observing ...

a pediatric neurologist who was researching experimental treatments for children with autism. Frye suggested trying leucovorin, an inexpensive generic drug that is commonly prescribed to cancer ...

Dr. Richard Frye, a pediatric neurologist, is one of many doctors searching for treatments that can help kids with autism. He's studying leucovorin, an inexpensive, generic drug derived from folic ...

An off-label prescription drug has been shown to help some non-verbal children with autism discover the ability to speak. The drug, leucovorin, is a prescription vitamin that functions similarly ...

Leucovorin: A surprising autism treatment Frye first turned to leucovorin ... He started treating some with leucovorin, a generic drug often used to alleviate the side effects of cancer treatments.