Advancing Paternal Age and Risk of Autism
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Autism risk across generations: a population-based study of advancing grandpaternal and paternal age.
IMPORTANCE Advancing paternal age has been linked to autism. OBJECTIVE To further expand knowledge about the association between paternal age and autism by studying the effect of grandfathers' age on childhood autism. DESIGN Population-based, multigenerational, case-control study. SETTING Nationwide multigeneration and patient registers in Sweden. PARTICIPANTS We conducted a study of in...
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تاریخ انتشار 2010