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The move in France comes as Irish families await a long-promised inquiry into the use of the drug here.
Noteworthy finds that pleas for help from women impacted by valproate (Epilim) continue to be dismissed.
Irish patient groups call for a State apology and similar inquiries here following the publication of a UK report.
Epilim’s use by pregnant women has been restricted in recent years.
Women who took an epilepsy drug while pregnant say they were not told it could harm their babies.