The SELMA study: a birth cohort study in Sweden following more than 2000 mother-child pairs.
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C. Bornehag | F. Carlstedt | B. Jönsson | A. Bodin | S. Janson | E. Nånberg | T. Sigsgaard | M. Hasselgren | M. Larsson | S. Moniruzzaman | F. Lundin | Cecilia Boman Lindström | Laura B von Kobyletzkic
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