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126 related items for PubMed ID: 32029985

  • 1. Pregnancy Outcome in Occupational Tobacco Exposure: A Cohort Study from South India.
    Shenoy RD, Sindgikar SP, Shenoy V, Uppoor R, Rao R, Singh S.
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    Bardy AH, Seppälä T, Lillsunde P, Kataja JM, Koskela P, Pikkarainen J, Hiilesmaa VK.
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