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September 5, 2025BMC PediatricsOpen Access

Assessment of maternal age along with other risk factors for childhood disabilities: a cross-sectional study in thirty-eight countries

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Cross-sectional study reveals maternal age influences child disability prevalence, highlighting risk factors.

Maternal age significantly affects disability rates in children, emphasizing the importance of optimal childbearing age.
Among surveyed children, 18.4% were disabled, with higher rates in those born to younger or older mothers.
The research utilized multiple indicator cluster survey data from 38 countries, analyzing factors contributing to child disability.
Findings indicate the need to consider maternal age to reduce childhood disability rates, especially in regions like Central Asia.

Arpon et al. (2025) studied this question.

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September 5, 2025BMC PediatricsOpen Access

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Cross-sectional study reveals maternal age influences child disability prevalence, highlighting risk factors.

Maternal age significantly affects disability rates in children, emphasizing the importance of optimal childbearing age.
Among surveyed children, 18.4% were disabled, with higher rates in those born to younger or older mothers.
The research utilized multiple indicator cluster survey data from 38 countries, analyzing factors contributing to child disability.
Findings indicate the need to consider maternal age to reduce childhood disability rates, especially in regions like Central Asia.

Arpon et al. (2025) studied this question.

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