University of Montreal
Internationally adopted children hit puberty earlier
Published in Obesity and Diabetes Week, October 6th, 2008
But are internationally adopted children really more at risk'
"It depends on their country of origin and on their living conditions up until their adoption," says Helene Delisle, a professor at the Universite de Montreal's Department of Nutrition.
"Many factors are at play, but a low birth weight that isn't recuperated between the ages zero and two, combined with an accelerated weight...
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