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ADVANCING PATERNAL AND MATERNAL AGE ARE BOTH IMPORTANT FOR AUTISM RISK
19 Mar 2010
Abstract excerpt
King et al.1 addressed 2 questions using data from the California Department of Developmental Services. The first concerned possible bias in estimating the association between parental age and autism as a result of pooling data across birth years. In their analysis, pooling caused a “reversal paradox” for paternal age—that is, the association between paternal age and autism was substantially inflated in pooled...
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