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Analysis highlights economic burdens on families raising children with congenital anomalies, suggesting policy improvements for support.
Congenital anomalies place a substantial economic burden on families, extending far beyond healthcare expenses. These findings highlight the need for policies that improve financial protection, support caregivers' labor market participation, and acknowledge the economic value of informal care within health and welfare systems.
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