Maternal and infant factors had a significant impact on birthweight and longitudinal growth in a South African birth cohort

Shrish Budree; Dan Joseph Stein; Kirsty Brittain; E Goddard; Nastassja Koen; Whitney Barnett; Landon Myer; Heather J. Zar

doi:10.1111/apa.14015

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Maternal and infant factors had a significant impact on birthweight and longitudinal growth in a South African birth cohort

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