Je plek in het gezin zegt iets over je risico op ADHD en autisme
Welingelichte Kringen
The article is written in Dutch. A large-scale study of over 10 million children reveals that birth order correlates with specific health risks, with firstborns showing higher susceptibility to ADHD and autism, while second children face more gastrointestinal issues and substance abuse risks. Although the exact causes remain unclear and likely involve a mix of biological and social factors within the family dynamic, the findings suggest that birth order influences a broader range of health outcomes than previously recognized.
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