Semiparametric modeling of age at achieving developmental milestones after prenatal exposure to methylmercury in the Seychelles child development study.
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Summary
Evaluating the effects of prenatal methylmercury exposure (through maternal fish consumption) on the age that children walked and first said words in the main study cohort of the Seychelles Child Development Study found no evidence for any association between prenatal exposure and age at talking.
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- 1998-09-01
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Computer science
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