[HTML][HTML] Temperature variability and birthweight: epidemiological evidence from Africa
Background Mounting evidence supports an association between nonoptimal ambient
temperatures (ie, heat or cold) and risk of low birthweight (LBW)(< 2500 g), while the effect of …
temperatures (ie, heat or cold) and risk of low birthweight (LBW)(< 2500 g), while the effect of …
Temperature variability and birthweight: Epidemiological evidence from Africa.
P Wang, KJ O'Donnell, JL Warren… - Environment …, 2023 - europepmc.org
Background Mounting evidence supports an association between nonoptimal ambient
temperatures (ie, heat or cold) and risk of low birthweight (LBW)(< 2500 g), while the effect of …
temperatures (ie, heat or cold) and risk of low birthweight (LBW)(< 2500 g), while the effect of …
Temperature variability and birthweight: Epidemiological evidence from Africa
P Wang, KJ O'Donnell, JL Warren… - Environment …, 2023 - ui.adsabs.harvard.edu
Background. Mounting evidence supports an association between nonoptimal ambient
temperatures (ie, heat or cold) and risk of low birthweight (LBW)(< 2500 g), while the effect of …
temperatures (ie, heat or cold) and risk of low birthweight (LBW)(< 2500 g), while the effect of …
Temperature variability and birthweight: epidemiological evidence from Africa.
P Wang, KJ O'Donnell, JL Warren, R Dubrow, K Chen - 2023 - cabidigitallibrary.org
Background: Mounting evidence supports an association between nonoptimal ambient
temperatures (ie, heat or cold) and risk of low birthweight (LBW)(< 2500 g), while the effect of …
temperatures (ie, heat or cold) and risk of low birthweight (LBW)(< 2500 g), while the effect of …
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P Wang, KJ O'Donnell, JL Warren… - Environment …, 2023 - researchgate.net
Background: Mounting evidence supports an association between nonoptimal ambient
temperatures (ie, heat or cold) and risk of low birthweight (LBW)(< 2500 g), while the effect of …
temperatures (ie, heat or cold) and risk of low birthweight (LBW)(< 2500 g), while the effect of …
Temperature variability and birthweight: Epidemiological evidence from Africa
P Wang, KJ O'Donnell, JL Warren… - Environment …, 2023 - pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Background Mounting evidence supports an association between nonoptimal ambient
temperatures (ie, heat or cold) and risk of low birthweight (LBW)(< 2500 g), while the effect of …
temperatures (ie, heat or cold) and risk of low birthweight (LBW)(< 2500 g), while the effect of …
Temperature Variability and Birthweight: Epidemiological Evidence from Africa
P Wang, K O'Donnell, R Dubrow… - ISEE Conference …, 2022 - ehp.niehs.nih.gov
Background and Aim. In 2015, 14.6% of infants worldwide were born with a low birthweight
(LBW), of which 91% were from low-and middle-income countries (LMICs). Although LBW …
(LBW), of which 91% were from low-and middle-income countries (LMICs). Although LBW …