> [...] Future studies with stricter inclusion criteria are required to confirm the present findings.

This is a small study that doesn't earn such a big subject line.

> BPA is about 10 percent less than that of control children. For a significant proportion of children with ADHD, it’s about 17 percent less.

The percentages are confusing me, BPA intake can vary greatly - if there was a stronger link shouldn't this be much obvious just in folks with higher BPA exposure?

Also there are bunch of metabolic conditions/disorders linked with autism already.

I don't understand what you would learn from such research other than "more research needed", certainly not what the headline implies.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Causes_of_autism#Metabolic_dis...