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CHILDREN WHO ARE BORN JUST A F...
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CHILDREN WHO ARE BORN JUST A FEW WEEKS PREMATURE ARE MORE LIKELY TO HAVE POORER SCHOOL PERFORMANCE THAN THOSE BORN AT FULL TERM
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Main Authors:
Quigley, M
,
Poulsen, G
,
Boyle, E
,
Wolke, D
,
Field, D
,
Alfirevic, Z
,
Kurinczuk, J
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2011
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