Parental attitudes about a pregnancy predict birth weight in a low-income population.
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Parental attitudes about a pregnancy predict birth weight in a low-income population.
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Alison Birchard
Allison Kempe
Blake Palmer
John Steiner
L Miriam Dickinson
Perry Dickinson
Robert D Keeley
Susan Rymer
Torri Derback
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10.1370/AFM.57
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2004-03-01T00:00:00Z