Schoolchildren born late in the year may face greater risk of developing mental health problems
A recent study by the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) has found that children born in October, November or December are statistically more often identified as having a mental health diagnosis than their classmates born earlier in the year. The findings apply to both boys and girls, and regardless of whether they were born full term or prematurely.
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Schoolchildren born late in the year may face greater risk of developing mental health problems
