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Cumulative effects of prenatal-exposure to exogenous chemicals and psychosocial stress on fetal growth: Systematic-review of the human and animal evidence

12 Jul 2017

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BACKGROUND: Adverse effects of prenatal stress or environmental chemical exposures on fetal growth are well described, yet their combined effect remains unclear. OBJECTIVES: To conduct a systematic review on the combined impact and interaction of prenatal exposure to stress and chemicals on developmental outcomes. METHODS: We used the first three steps of the Navigation Guide systematic review. We wrote a...

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PMID: 28700705
DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0176331

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