Folic acid supplementation and prevention of adverse offspring outcomes among women with epilepsy: An observational study

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journal：Epilepsia

Authors：Yutong Fu; Fanfan Shi; Leihao Sha; Ying Ma; Weihong Lin; Xiaoyi Li; Hua Yan; Pei Wang; Jiajia Fang; Qun Huang; Fang Chen; Yun Li; Qingxia Kong; Hua Huang; Xiangshu Hu; Changqing Liu; Jian Wang; Xiaohua Xiao; Qi Zhang; Rong Mei; Yanbing Han; Yuan Wu; Shixu He; Hua Zhang; Kuiyun Wang; Yanmei Zhu; Wanhui Lin; Zhanghui Peng; Xi Zhu; Xunyi Wu; Ming Yu; Mei Zou; Xin Zou; Ting Wu; Xuelian He; Haizhi Guo; Min Zhong; Qing Zhang; Yan Su; Yaqing Liu; Qin Feng; Houfen Wang; Wenwu Chen; Yanping Sun; Meizhen Sun; Jian Zhou; Hongjian Zhao; Chonglun Guo; Jing Gao; Yi Guo; Jiajun Huang; Hao Sun; Xiaojing Luo; Ruiqi Yang; Huan Qin; Torbjrn Tomson; Lei Chen

Published date：2026-8-

DOI：10.1002/epi.70264

PDF link：https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/pdfdirect/10.1002/epi.70264

Article link：https://doi.org/10.1002/epi.70264

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