University of Warwick Study Finds Smaller Full-Term Babies Perform Poorly as Teens

University of Warwick Study Finds Smaller Full-Term Babies Perform Poorly as Teens

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A University of Warwick study tracked over 92,000 full-term babies from birth through adolescence. The research found that smaller babies tend to perform worse during their teenage years. This finding highlights potential long-term developmental impacts associated with birth size.

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