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Analysis of the Born in Bradford birth cohort - Authors' reply

Sheridan, E.
; 
Wright, J.
; 
Corry, P.
; 
Oddie, S.
; 
Small, Neil A.
; 
Parslow, R.C.
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2014-01-11
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Born in Bradford, Congenital anomalies, Female, Medical research, Internal medicine
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Ester Garne and Joan Morris are correct that the Born in Bradford birth cohort data for congenital anomalies do not include pregnancies that terminated before 28 weeks: the data we report refer to liveborn and stillborn infants only. We reported a protective effect of education on anomaly rates but we did not propose any theory to account for the finding because we had no further data that related to this observation.
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Sheridan E, Wright J, Corry P et al (2014) Analysis of the Born in Bradford birth cohort - Authors' reply. The Lancet. 383(9912): 123.
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https://doi.org/10.1016/S0140-6736(14)60020-9
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