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Shiqiao Zhao1, Jing Zhang2, Chenxin Zhang3

  • 1Department of Environmental Health, Harvard University, Boston, MA, USA.

BMC public health
|May 2, 2024
PubMed
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母体流感疫苗接种和纯母乳养显著降低了婴儿疾病. 较高的父亲教育也降低了婴儿患病率,突出了儿童早期健康的保护因素.

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孟加拉国 孟加拉国 孟加拉国 是一个婴儿发病率 婴儿发病率孕产妇流感疫苗接种方式随机试验是指随机的试验.风险因素 风险因素 风险因素

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