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    This document discusses failure to thrive in children and reviews several academic articles and studies on the topic. It defines failure to thrive as inadequate growth and development in infants and young children. The document outlines various factors that can contribute to failure to thrive, such as undernutrition, neglect, family socioeconomic factors, and prenatal influences. It also examines different prevalence rates and criteria used to identify failure to thrive in general infant populations.

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    This document discusses failure to thrive in children and reviews several academic articles and studies on the topic. It defines failure to thrive as inadequate growth and development in infants and young children. The document outlines various factors that can contribute to failure to thrive, such as undernutrition, neglect, family socioeconomic factors, and prenatal influences. It also examines different prevalence rates and criteria used to identify failure to thrive in general infant populations.

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    Failure to Thrive: A Review of 15 Studies

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    This document discusses failure to thrive in children and reviews several academic articles and studies on the topic. It defines failure to thrive as inadequate growth and development in infants and young children. The document outlines various factors that can contribute to failure to thrive, such as undernutrition, neglect, family socioeconomic factors, and prenatal influences. It also examines different prevalence rates and criteria used to identify failure to thrive in general infant populations.

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