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Effects Of Childhood Poverty
A new study says that childhood poverty could have health effects on a person later in life. Yes, this study claims that it could even lead to heart issues and diseases like cancer. This is true especially if a child undergoes poor living conditions and faces abuse during childhood.
Researchers confirm that abusive parents or poverty might impact a child's behaviour and cause certain diseases too. This proves that childhood is a very important phase which lays a physical and mental foundation in everyone.
Childhood conditions may have long term consequences which is why health experts suggest having children when many other conditions like finances are favourable.
It is not just about finances but also the mindset of the parents and the quality of their relationship which play an important role when raising children.
After
examining
the
health
records
of
nearly
2000
people
and
analysing
their
childhood
conditions
researchers
have
come
to
this
conclusion.
The
family
backgrounds
of
the
participants
was
also
studied
in
order
get
an
insight
into
the
conditions
they
were
in
during
their
childhood.
The risk is higher when both the parents are abusive and aggressive. In fact, domestic harmony and enough resources are the main aspects of parenting as it takes lots of care, efforts, patience and resources to raise children.
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