Preterm birth and PM2.5 in Puerto Rico: evidence from the PROTECT birth cohort

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Kipruto Kirwa
Zlatan Feric
Justin Manjourides
Akram Alshawabekeh
Carmen Milagros Velez Vega
José F. Cordero
John D. Meeker
Helen H. Suh
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[1] University of Washington,Department of Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences
[2] Northeastern University,Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering
[3] Northeastern University,Department of Health Sciences
[4] University of Puerto Rico,Department of Social Sciences
[5] University of Georgia,Department of Epidemiology and Biostatistics
[6] University of Michigan,School of Public Health
[7] Tufts University,Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering
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Environmental Health | / 20卷
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PM; Preterm birth; Adverse birth outcomes; Prenatal exposure; Puerto Rico;
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