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PubMed1989

[Pregnancy in adolescence--psychosocial development of young mothers and their children].

Hitherto existing concepts on circumstances favouring pregnancies in adolescents have mainly focussed attention on physically precocious maturity, on social risks and on the type of personality of the pregnant adolescents. Based on our material this opinion seems to be in need of correction. Changing of the validity of these factors may be suggested due to psychosocial conditions in connection with both the acceleration of maturity and a new estimation of sexuality including heterosexual development at earlier stages of life. Children from 100 juvenile mothers were clinically and psychologically investigated at the age of 7 years. Neither serious social problems in the children nor considerable deviations of mean average of the physical, mental or social age specific standards could be observed.

Adolescent↗
PubMed1986

[Our responsibility to children].

The significant advances in medicine during this century have led to a shift in emphasis in paediatrics: whilst two thirds of all infant deaths still result from complications during the neonatal period, the sudden infant death syndrome has come to the fore, and in older children accidents and malignant disease account for most deaths. Chronic illness, physical disabilities and psychological disturbance are constantly gaining increased importance. I suggest four principal answers to the problems concerning children today: Scientific research taking into account the child's personality as a basis of real progress: Accentuation of health education in paediatrics; Training of cybernetic thinking--with respect to the child as a psychosomatic unity, the multifactorial pathogenesis of several diseases, and interdisciplinary teamwork between doctors and scientists. Empathetic attitude to the child as a special entity and wholly valid human being, with specific needs at each stage of development.

Austria↗