Maternal levels of endocrine disruptors, polybrominated diphenyl ethers, in early pregnancy are not associated with lower birth weight in the Canadian birth cohort GESTE

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RT @Loose_Lab_Rat: Maternal levels of EDCs, PBDEs, in early pregnancy are not associated with lower birth weight. https://t.co/oGhgxeOCva

RT @Loose_Lab_Rat: Maternal levels of EDCs, PBDEs, in early pregnancy are not associated with lower birth weight. https://t.co/oGhgxeOCva

Maternal levels of EDCs, PBDEs, in early pregnancy are not associated with lower birth weight. https://t.co/oGhgxeOCva

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