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Differential risks to males and females for congenital malformations among 2.5 million California births, 1989–1997

1 Dec 2003

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BACKGROUND: Although many studies have observed variations in the prevalence of specific malformations by sex, there is a lack of population-based data on potential malformation prevalence differences by sex at birth. METHODS: Our objective was to explore differences in the prevalence of structural congenital malformation phenotypes between sexes in a California population of 2.5 million live- and stillbirths,...

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PMID: 14745913
DOI: 10.1002/bdra.10129

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