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Early growth after pre­term birth is linked to cog­nit­ive func­tion­ing in adult­hood

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March 28, 2018
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(University of Helsinki) M.Psych., B.Med. Sara Sammallahti from University of Helsinki showed in her doctoral study that early growth during the first months of life after preterm birth predicts adult cognitive functioning.

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