Scientists have found that two factors related to birth are linked to lower intelligence scores and poorer educational outcomes later in life. Babies born before 37 weeks of gestation, known as ...
An Oxford-led umbrella review of hundreds of studies has confirmed that being born preterm or with low birth weight is linked to lower IQ and poorer academic performance across life. The analysis ...
Preterm birth and low birth weight were associated with lower intelligence quotient (IQ), poorer academic performance, and a greater need for special educational support. Stronger associations were ...
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