Association between maternal and neonatal characteristics and NDD/D incidence among Métis and non-Métis children.

<p>Association between maternal and neonatal characteristics and NDD/D incidence among Métis and non-Métis children.</p>

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Váldodahkki:	Stuart Lau (10683726) (author)
Eará dahkkit:	Jesus Serrano-Lomelin (10170113) (author), Matt Hicks (7025225) (author), Reagan Bartel (15239677) (author), Kelsey Bradburn (22367169) (author), Ashton James (15239674) (author), Susan Crawford (473303) (author), Jeffrey A. Bakal (8876468) (author), Amy Colquhoun (4908559) (author), Anne Hicks (10170116) (author), Manoj Kumar (205700) (author), Rhonda J. Rosychuk (10747884) (author), Alvaro Osornio-Vargas (573938) (author), Radha Chari (3908296) (author), Maria B. Ospina (10170122) (author)
Almmustuhtton:	2025
Fáttát:	Medicine Biotechnology Cancer Science Policy Mental Health Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified underlying risk factors suggesting potential differences functional classification approach 2006 &# 8211 prevalence odds ratios tis children served 8 %) children maternal age younger tis children functional perspective &# 233 3 %) tis ). reference group rate difference preterm birth pregnancy weight policy development neurodevelopmental health neurodevelopmental disorders neonatal characteristics male sex intervention strategies high pre early diagnosis differ significantly congenital anomalies confidence intervals 6 ]). 000 person
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