Today’s edition · Sun., Nov. 1
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CSU study finds kids with autism had bigger stress drops in therapy with horses
If you've heard that horses help children with autism, there's now data behind it. Colorado State University researchers measured two markers in the saliva of 72 children, cortisol and alpha-amylase.
The Good Day Fort Collins team · 1 min read · 2 sources
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The study followed 72 children through 10 weeks of therapy
- 72
- children enrolled, ages 6 to 11
- 10 weeks
- of occupational therapy
- 2
- stress markers measured in saliva
Sources: Sterling Journal-Advocate, northfortynews.com