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One-year-olds who required neonatal oxygen intervention at birth are:

One-year-olds who required neonatal oxygen intervention at birth are:

▸ unlikely to show any lasting effects from the problem by this age if born in modern, well-equipped hospitals.

▸ likely to show some learning and cognitive delays at this age.

▸ unlikely to show any lasting effects from the problem by this age.

▸ only likely to show learning problems if they are members of historically underrepresented groups.

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Early Childhood Development: A Multicultural Perspective

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