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. 1970 May;24(2):89–96. doi: 10.1136/jech.24.2.89

Patterns of low birth weight in West Jerusalem with special reference to maternal origin.

S Legg, A M Davies, R Prywes, V V Sterk, P Weiskopf

PMCID: PMC1059261 PMID: 5431073

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