Associations of periconceptional oral contraceptive use with pregnancy complications and adverse birth outcomes
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N. Roeleveld | M. M. van Gelder | A. Lupattelli | M. Spaanderman | N. Smeets | Anton Schreuder | I. Mokadem
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