Mediating role of arsenic in the relationship between diet and pregnancy outcomes: prospective birth cohort in Bangladesh

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RT @DeptPopMed: ICYMI: Study led by @DeptPopMed research fellow @Pi_iDebbyLin in @BioMedCentral Environmental Health evaluated whether exp…

28 Mar 2019

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ICYMI: Study led by @DeptPopMed research fellow @Pi_iDebbyLin in @BioMedCentral Environmental Health evaluated whether exposure to arsenic (As) via diet during #pregnancy affected infant birth weight. Read the findings here: https://t.co/gIUNziYCRg

28 Mar 2019

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RT @DeptPopMed: New study in @BioMedCentral Environmental Health, led by @DeptPopMed research fellow @Pi_iDebbyLin, uses a prospective birt…

18 Mar 2019

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New study in @BioMedCentral Environmental Health, led by @DeptPopMed research fellow @Pi_iDebbyLin, uses a prospective birth cohort to assess the effect of long-term arsenic (As) exposure on #pregnancy outcomes in Bangladesh. Read more here: https://t.co/J

13 Mar 2019

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