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Sex-specific relationships between prenatal exposure to metal mixtures and birth weight in a Chinese birth cohort

20 Jun 2023

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Birth weight is an indicator linking intrauterine environmental exposures to later-life diseases, and intrauterine metal exposure may affect birth weight in a sex-specific manner. We investigated sex-specific associations between prenatal exposure to metal mixtures and birth weight in a Chinese birth cohort. The birth weight of 1296 boys and 1098 girls were recorded, and 10 metals in maternal urine samples...

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PMID: 37348214
DOI: 10.1016/j.ecoenv.2023.115158

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