Residential green space and pathways to term birth weight in the Canadian Healthy Infant Longitudinal Development (CHILD) Study

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🌳Green = Good💚 A study in 2018 found that expectant mothers who live near more green space deliver babies with higher birth weights! Where's YOUR nearest green space? 🤔 #NaturePrescriptions https://t.co/Emz9flaNFO

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RT @TurveyLab: #FunFact! In this great new @CHILDSTUDY publication we used satellite imagery to measure the amount of green-space around th…

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RT @MeghanAzad: The power of data linkage! Satellite imagery + @CHILDSTUDY cohort data used together in this new paper. https://t.co/q4e2yu…

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RT @TurveyLab: #FunFact! In this great new @CHILDSTUDY publication we used satellite imagery to measure the amount of green-space around th…

06 Dec 2018

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