Evaluation of the Western Australian Register of Developmental Anomalies: Thirty-five years of surveillance.

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Carol Bower

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Wendy N Nembhard

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The role of nutritional factors in the aetiology of neural tube defects

Ascertainment of birth defects: the effect on completeness of adding a new source of data.

Ascertainment of pregnancies terminated because of birth defects: effect on completeness of adding a new source of data.

Development and implementation of the first national data quality standards for population-based birth defects surveillance programs in the United States

Community attitudes to the collection and use of identifiable data for health research--is it an invasion of privacy?

Periconceptional vitamin supplementation and neural tube defects; evidence from a case-control study in Western Australia and a review of recent publications

Folate status in Aboriginal people before and after mandatory fortification of flour for bread-making in Australia.

Assessment of the potential effect of incremental increases in folic acid intake on neural tube defects in Australia and New Zealand.

Maternal folate status and the risk for neural tube defects. The role of dietary folate.

Dietary folate and nonneural midline birth defects: no evidence of an association from a case-control study in Western Australia.

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10.1002/BDRA.23575

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