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Gestational age at birth and behavioral problems from four to 11 years of age: Birth cohort study

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Studies conducted mainly in high-income countries have shown that preterm births are associated with increased risk of behavioral problems and psychiatric disorders. The aim of this study was to assess the prevalence of behavioral problems from middle-childhood to early-adolescence according to gestational age at birth in a middle-income setting. | Gestational age at birth and behavioral problems from four to 11 years of age: Birth cohort study

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