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Paternal valproate use and impact of shared genetic susceptibility on child neurodevelopment.

Sci Rep · 2025 · PMC12595016 · PMID 41203668

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Associations between ASM exposure, epilepsy PRS, and child neurodevelopmental outcomes We investigated the differences in central tendency and distribution between the valproate exposed group and comparison groups and found a borderline significant difference between the valproate and lamotrigine/levetiracetam groups for motor difficulties at three years (difference in location of −0.74 [CI: −1.48– (−4.3*10 −6 )]; p ≈ 0.03; Figure S2).

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