Infant Birth Size Is Not Associated with Maternal Intake and Status of Folate during the Second Trimester in Norwegian Pregnant Women

Roy M. Nilsen; Dan Joseph Stein; Anne Lise Bjørke Monsen; Arve Ulvik; Margaretha Haugen; Helle Margrete Meltzer; Per Magnus; Per Magne Ueland

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Infant Birth Size Is Not Associated with Maternal Intake and Status of Folate during the Second Trimester in Norwegian Pregnant Women

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