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Parental educational levels association with autism risk in offsprings and their autistic phenotypes.

Psychiatry research - 1 Sept 2025

Liu Xian, Guo Cheng, Lyu Linzhuo, Liu Huan, Yu Jing, Huang Zhifang, Yang Li, Wei Wenqing, Huang Jingyu, Liao Cailing, Li Yunting, Chen Liyu, Chen Wen-Xiong

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This study aims to explore the association between parental education levels and the risk of autism in offspring, as well as to further investigate the relationship between parental education and the phenotypic characteristics of autistic symptoms. The study is based on an autism cohort of 835 autistic children, with a control group of 504 typically developing children randomly selected for comparison....

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PMID: 40729964
DOI: 10.1016/j.psychres.2025.116649

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