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Validity of a self-administered food frequency questionnaire for genomic and omics research among pregnant women: the Tohoku Medical Megabank Project Birth and Three-Generation Cohort Study
Keiko Murakami,Misako Nakadate,Taku Obara,Misato Aizawa,Ippei Takahashi,Mami Ishikuro,Aoi Noda,Hisashi Ohseto,Noriyuki Iwama,Masatoshi Saito,Ribeka Takachi,Shiori Sugawara,Yudai Yonezawa,Takahiro Yamashita,Shigenori Suzuki,Junko Ishihara,Masayuki Yamamoto,Shinichi Kuriyama
Three-year seroprevalence of SARS-CoV-2 nucleocapsid protein antibody among children, parental awareness, and contributors of infection: a single-school cohort study in Chiba, Japan
Midori Yamamoto,Kenichi Sakurai,Rieko Takatani,Aya Hisada,Chisato Mori
Community social capital and all-cause mortality in Japan: Findings from the Adachi Cohort Study
Hiroshi Murayama,Mika Sugiyama,Hiroki Inagaki,Ayako Edahiro,Fumiko Miyamae,Chiaki Ura,Keiko Motokawa,Tsuyoshi Okamura,Shuichi Awata
Impact of serum retinol-binding protein 4 levels in late pregnancy on the incidence of small/large for gestational age infants among 11,854 pregnant women: A retrospective study
Bin Zhang,Zhaolong Zhan,Sijie Xi,Feng Wang,Xiaosong Yuan
Changes in Alcohol Consumption During and After the Covid-19 Pandemic From 2020 to 2023 in a Prospective Cohort of Italian Adults
Sonia Cerrai,Giulia Carreras,Filippo Monti,Chiara Stival,Alessandra Lugo,Cristina Bosetti,Silvia Biagioni,Tiziana Fanucchi,Giuseppe Gorini,Andrea Amerio,Luisa Mastrobattista,Claudia Mortali,Anna Odone,Sabrina Molinaro,Luc Smits,Silvano Gallus,the “Lost in Italy” and “Lost in Toscana” Study Investigators
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