New Studies Reveal Insights on Neurodevelopmental Disorders and Maternal Factors
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- •Research from National Taiwan University and the University of Oslo finds no increased risk of disorders from paternal valproate after adjustments.
- •Recent evidence further supports the safety of acetaminophen in pregnancy, showing no link to autism or ADHD.
- •A study conducted in Norway suggests exclusive breastfeeding may reduce ADHD symptoms, notably in girls.
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