Maternal exercise during pregnancy reduces the risk of preterm birth through the mediating role of placenta.

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Chuanbo Xie

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De-Qin Jia

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Fu-Ying Tian

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Lihua Huang

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Lijun Fan

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Peng Ding

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Shi-Xin Yuan

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Yan-Hui He

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Zhongzheng Niu

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Placental villous hypermaturation is associated with idiopathic preterm birth

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The effects of maternal exercise on fetal oxygenation and feto-placental growth.

Aging of the placenta.

Placental weight mediates the effects of prenatal factors on fetal growth: the extent differs by preterm status.

Programming placental nutrient transport capacity.

Exercise during pregnancy and risk of late preterm birth, cesarean delivery, and hospitalizations.

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10.1080/14767058.2017.1372415

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