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The tests, originally developed to determine a child's skeletal maturity, are widely considered to be less accurate with older children.
France's Constitutional Council on Thursday approved the use of bone age tests by authorities trying to certify whether young migrants should qualify for child protection services, a practice that has been assailed by rights groups.
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The tests, originally developed to determine a child's skeletal maturity, are widely considered to be less accurate with older children.
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