Different effects for different questions: An illustration using short cervix and the risk of preterm birth
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Jessie K. Edwards | Stephen R. Cole | J. Stringer | D. Westreich | P. Musonda | J. Price | J. Edwards | B. Vwalika | Rachael K Ross | S. R. Cole | M. Kasaro
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