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Assessment of Maternal Glycemia and Newborn Size Among Pregnant Women Who Use Wood Stoves in Northern New England

This cohort study uses data from the New Hampshire Birth Cohort Study to assess maternal glycemia and newborn size among pregnant women who use wood-burning stoves in their New England homes.

M. Karagas | E. Garshick | P. Koutrakis | J. Chipman | E. Baker | A. Fleisch | S. Seshasayee

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