Longitudinal analysis reveals enduring motor difficulties in adults with childhood developmental coordination disorder, suggesting the need for ongoing support.
Childhood DCD appears to have lasting, though often less pronounced, effects into adulthood. These findings highlight the importance of early identification, intervention, and continued awareness that difficulties may persist, and suggest considering sex-related patterns when supporting participation across the lifespan.
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