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    El-Helaly M, Abdel-Elah K, Haussein A, Shalaby H.
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  • 27. Male and female employment in the textile industry in relation to miscarriage and preterm delivery.
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    Taranenko LA, Malutina NN.
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  • 31. Use of a job-exposure matrix to assess occupational exposures in relation to birth defects.
    Louik C, Frumkin H, Ellenbecker MJ, Goldman RH, Werler MM, Mitchell AA.
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  • 34. Parental exposure to organic solvents and reduced birth weight.
    Ha E, Cho SI, Chen D, Chen C, Ryan L, Smith TJ, Xu X, Christiani DC.
    Arch Environ Health; 2002 Jul; 57(3):207-14. PubMed ID: 12510663
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  • 35. Reduced fertility among women exposed to organic solvents.
    Sallmén M, Lindbohm ML, Kyyrönen P, Nykyri E, Anttila A, Taskinen H, Hemminki K.
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