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Bonzo Reddick

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Human impacts of climate change and human adaptationInfant and child health

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|Jan 15, 2024

Mental health impacts of climate change and extreme weather events on mothers.

M K Pardon, J Dimmock, R Chande

|Sep 09, 2022

Interaction Effects of Maternal Sexually Transmitted Infections with Prenatal Care Utilization Status on Preterm Birth and Low Birthweight: U.S. National Data.

Anthony J Kondracki, Wei Li, Zoran Bursac

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