Publications by authors named "S T Dupont"

Global changes can profoundly affect the sex determination and reproductive output of marine organisms, disrupting the population structure and ecosystems. High COdriven low pH in the context of ocean acidification (OA) has been shown to severely affect various calcifiers, but less is known about the extent to which low pH influences sex determination and reproduction of marine organisms, particularly mollusks. This study is the first to report a biased sex ratio over multiple generations toward females, driven by exposure to high CO-induced low pH environments, using the ecologically and economically important Portuguese oyster () as a model.

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IMPACT OF EPILEPSY ON PERSONAL AND PROFESSIONAL LIFE. Epilepsy is more than the occurrence of seizures and their direct consequences. Epilepsy is a chronic, often ostracizing disease, which has repercussions in many areas, both personal and professional.

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Article Synopsis
  • Managing pregnancy in women with epilepsy requires a team-based approach and careful planning to ensure the health of both mother and child.
  • Research from pregnancy registries has shed light on the harmful effects of certain antiepileptic medications, notably sodium valproate and topiramate, which can impact fetal development.
  • It's crucial to monitor the postpartum phase as well, including considerations for breastfeeding, watching for postpartum depression, and adjusting medication doses as needed.
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EPILEPSY DEFINITIONS, CLASSIFICATIONS AND EPIDEMIOLOGY. Epilepsy is the most common neurological disease in the world and the second most common in France. It is defined by the occurrence of 2 unprovoked (or reflex) epileptic seizures more than 24 hours apart, or by the occurrence of an unprovoked (or reflex) epileptic seizure with a recurrence probability of at least 60%.

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