Birth order linked to 150 health conditions in study of 10 million American siblings
A study of 10 million American siblings links birth order to 150 health conditions
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Source diversity sample: Caliber.Az · The Eastleigh Voice · HuffPost UK · Earth.com · Yahoo · Fox News · Currently.com.
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The brief
A study published today has linked birth order to 150 health conditions. The research analyzed data from 10 million American siblings.
According to HuffPost UK, the study also explores connections between birth order and wealth and IQ. Earth.com and Yahoo both note that younger siblings may have health advantages over older siblings.
Fox News attributes the study to a large-scale analysis of American siblings.
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Coverage (8)
- Study finds surprising health differences between first- and second-born children Caliber.Az · 1d ago
- Study reveals subtle differences in disease rates between siblings The Eastleigh Voice · 1d ago
- What Your Birth Order May Say About Your Health, Wealth, And IQ HuffPost UK · 1d ago
- Younger siblings have health advantages over older siblings Earth.com · 1d ago
- New study links birth order to distinct health patterns Yahoo · 1d ago
- Birth order linked to 150 health conditions in study of 10 million American siblings Fox News · 1d ago
- Birth order linked to 150 health conditions in study of 10 million American siblings Yahoo · 1d ago
- Birth order linked to 150 health conditions in study of 10 million American siblings Currently.com · 1d ago
Quick answers
What is the size of the study?
The study analyzed data from 10 million American siblings.
What health conditions are linked to birth order?
The study links birth order to 150 health conditions.
What other factors are explored in the study?
The study also explores connections between birth order and wealth and IQ.
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