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1. Low birth weight -- a predictor for psychiatric problems?

This article discusses low birth weight as a predictor of psychiatric problems

Abstract:

Letter to the editor discussing issues relating to the association between perinatal risk and the development of psychiatric disturbances in children. It is observed that the collection of birth weight data may be an appropriate means for future research to answer the question --"Is low birth weight a predictor for child and adolescent psychiatric problems?" (PsycINFO Database more...

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Irish Journal of Psychological Medicine, Vol: 18 Page: 110-112 2001
Andrew Harris

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