Prematurity "Does Not Stop when Leaving the Hospital": Children Still Vulnerable at the Age of 10
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At the age of 10, children born prematurely remain more exposed to behavioural, educational and social difficulties, according to an Inserm study.
At the age of 10, children born prematurely generally have good health but face more attention disorders and school support.is
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At the age of 10, children born prematurely are in good health, but some have behavioural and academic difficulties, according to an Inserm study, unveiled this Thursday.
At the age of 10, a significant proportion of children born prematurely in France are experiencing behavioural and academic difficulties, according to a study published on Thursday by Inserm. Impacts appear particularly on education and social life. - "A domino effect": children born prematurely still vulnerable at the age of 10, according to a study by Inserm (Health and well-being).
Ten years after birth, a proportion of premature children suffer from emotional attention and management disorders, affecting their education and social life.
According to a study led by Inserm and published on Thursday, September 10, at the age of 10, these children repeat and use school support more often than those born in the long term.
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