The Booty Report

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Avast ye scurvy dogs! Europe be makin' them rules stricter fer treatin' Valproate! Buck up, ye landlubbers!

2024-01-12

Arr matey! The European Medicines Agency be takin' precautions to thwart them neurodevelopmental troubles in wee ones born to swashbucklers who've had a taste o' valproate afore begettin'. Yo-ho-ho! <i>Medscape Medical News</i>

Arr, ye landlubbers! Listen up, for I bring ye tidings from the European Medicines Agency, whose aim be to keep our little scallywags safe. They be takin' precautions, I tell ye, to prevent them neurodevelopmental disorders in wee ones born to men who've been treated with valproate before makin' a tiny pirate.
Now, what be valproate, ye may ask? 'Tis a medicine, mateys, used to treat all sorts o' ailments like epilepsy and bipolar disorder. But beware, for although it may help ye feel better, it can cause some trouble for the future pirate generation.
These clever folks at the European Medicines Agency be thinkin' ahead, ye see. They be sayin' that if a man has taken this valproate stuff before he plants his flag in the treasure chest and creates a wee pirate, there be a chance the child might end up with neurodevelopmental disorders. Arr, that be a mouthful, I know, but it means the little ones might have trouble learnin' and growin' up proper-like.
So, to make sure our young scallywags don't have a rough time, the European Medicines Agency be recommendin' that men who've taken this valproate take some precautions before settlin' down with a fair maiden. They be suggestin' that such men consult with their doctors and consider switchin' to a different medicine that won't harm their future pirate offspring.
Now, me hearties, don't ye be worryin' too much. These precautions be there to keep our little pirates safe and sound. It be a bit of a hassle, I admit, but it be worth it to ensure our future generation can sail the high seas without any troubles. So remember, me mateys, take heed of these precautions and keep those little scallywags healthy and happy!

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