Teenage Pregnancy Research Briefing 1: Long-term Consequences of Teenage Births for Parents and their Children
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Teenage Pregnancy Research Briefing 1: Long-term Consequences of Teenage Births for Parents and their Children.pdf| Provider | DCSF |
|---|---|
| Topics | Teenage pregnancy |
| Type | Research |
| Date | March 2004 |
| Region | Not Applicable |
The Institute of Social and Economic Research at the University of Essex have used recent birth cohort and household panel datasets to explore the causal effects of teenage motherhood, looking at a wide range of possible consequences for both mother and child.
Their findings take account of associations arising partly from the fact that already-disadvantaged teenagers have a higher risk of having a baby.
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Teenage Pregnancy Research Briefing 1: Long-term Consequences of Teenage Births for Parents and their Children
Teenage Pregnancy Research Briefing 1: Long-term Consequences of Teenage Births for Parents and their Children
