Self-selection and bias in a large prospective pregnancy cohort in Norway.
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Per Magnus | Stein Emil Vollset | Håkon K Gjessing | S. Vollset | H. Gjessing | P. Magnus | R. M. Nilsen | A. Daltveit | K. Melve | R. Skjaerven | E. Alsaker | K. Haug | P. Schreuder | Anne Kjersti Daltveit | Patricia Schreuder | Roy M Nilsen | Kjell Haug | Rolv Skjaerven | Kari K Melve | Elin R Alsaker | Elin R. Alsaker
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