Researchers intended to follow the young participants until their third birthdays to better understand developmental problems in toddlers, but are still following them now at the age of 50 to better understand the issues of ageing. — TNS
The Dunedin Study was only supposed to last three years.
Researchers intended to follow about 1,000 babies born in southern New Zealand until their third birthdays to better understand developmental problems in toddlers.
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