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Question: Do internationally adopted children, compared to nonadopted children, utilize increased health care in both the short and long term?
Question type: Descriptive
Study design: Case control
Investigators from the University of Copenhagen conducted a study to determine if international adoptees (IA) in Denmark had increased health care utilization compared to nonadoptees. Study participants included IAs who were adopted from 1994–2005, under 11 years of age at the time of their adoption, and who were unrelated to their adoptive parent(s). These study participants were identified by reviewing data in the Danish Civil Registration System. For each study IA child, nonadopted children from the same municipality were selected to serve as controls by …
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