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    POPS    Finally a scientist with Integrity Writing about Autism
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    by anniepema  5-10-2007   
     After being very disappointed by scientists trying to make a fortune from the epidemics of autism here is a free article on the subject that explains the scope of autism and has information on de novo copy variations and the paternal age effect.
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    POPS    Was Father's Age A Factor in Va. Tech shooting?
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    by anniepema  4-29-2007   
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    POPS    Major Autism Study Finds Older Paternal Age is Risk Factor for More Severe Autism
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    by anniepema  4-3-2007    4
     older paternal age is associated with the severe form of autism, daughter more likely to be affected by older paternal age but it is not statistically significant.
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    POPS    Risk Factors For Autism Review of Several Studies
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    by anniepema  4-3-2007   
     A review of various research papers on autism. Paternal age over 34 is a risk factor.
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    POPS    AUTISM AS A VENTURE CAPITAL OPPORTUNITY
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    by anniepema  3-30-2007   
     One can prevent some of the autism and other genetic disorders that are due to mutations in the sperm and ancestral sperm making cells of fathers 33 and over. One can also cryopreserve semen in ones mid 20s to very early 30s for later fathering of babies.
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    POPS    Advancing paternal age and risk of sporadic/non-familial autism
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    by anniepema  3-26-2007   
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    POPS    Advancing Paternal Age is a Risk Factor For Alzheimer's Disease
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    by anniepema  3-20-2007   
     The genes for myelination and myelin breakdown are very vulnerable to mutation in the male germline according a myelin expert.
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    POPS    Optimum Time For A Man to Father a Healthy Child is 25 or so
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    by anniepema  3-18-2007   
     The women who is the expert in paternal age effect in schizophrenia, autism, mental retardation says 25 is the best time to father healthy children.
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    POPS    Paternal Age Schizophrenia, and Autism
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    by anniepema  3-16-2007   
     Excellent article about a subject that everyone should be informed about. Especially couples who are planning when to have their children should be made well aware of this research. The option of semen cryo preservation is available for those who can afford it.
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    POPS    The Male Biological Clock Ticks for the Health of the Offspring
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    by anniepema  3-13-2007   
     A good beginning to the discussion of the science on advancing paternal age and its effects on offspring.
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    POPS    Cancers, Diabetes 1, Autism, Schizophrenia, Alzheimer's Risks Rise for Offspring of Older Fathers
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    by anniepema  3-12-2007   
     In non-familial, sporadic cases, advancing paternal age is associated with an increased risk of genetic diseases for the offspring. Many diabetics have an older father and no family history of diabetes 1. In famiilial cases paternal age is not usually advanced. The child that is autistic may be the first child of a young father.
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    POPS    Paternal Age Effect
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    by anniepema  3-7-2007   
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    POPS    The Paternal Age Effect In The News: it has been assumed that men can father at any age
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    by anniepema  3-7-2007   
     At last some more discussion of the information on the effect of late paternal age. I think the mid to late 40s is too late to begin to be concerned. It should really be the mid 30s from all the research that I've read.
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