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Co‐occurrence of birth defects and intellectual disability

1 Jan 2007

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This study used population-based databases to ascertain birth defects and intellectual disability (ID), defined as full IQ < 70, in children born in Western Australia during 1980-99. Of the children surviving to 1 year (n = 474 285), 4.9% had birth defects and 1.3% ID. ID was identified in 7.9% of children with birth defects. After adjusting for sex, mother's age, race, parity, plurality, birthweight and...

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PMID: 17239182
DOI: 10.1111/j.1365-3016.2007.00774.x

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