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Merete Laubjerg1, Birgit H Petersson
1Universitet, Institut for Folkesundhedsvidenskab, Afdeling for Medicinsk Kvinde- og Kønsforskning.
Abstract:
International research shows that the standard of health among children adopted from abroad, especially those adopted by single parents, is not as good as that of other children. Danish studies indicate similar problems. The causes could be several, such as poor development in the embryonic and fetal stages, low birth weight, starvation, neglect, infections, and the lack of the natural bonds between mother and child. Surveys indicate that many adoptive parents, single parents in particular, receive children with health problems. There is no Danish research available, but it is important to be aware of these issues in order for both adoptees and adoptants to receive the most support.
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