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Babies who are smaller than expected at birth tend to have poorer school performance as teenagers

Warwick researchers followed more than 92,000 children from infancy to adolescence to explore how their size at birth was associated with early development and later performance in national school tests.

Babies who are smaller than expected at birth tend to have poorer school performance as teenagers

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