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Intimate partner violence and early child growth: A community-based cohort study in Nicaragua

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This study analyses whether a mother’s exposure to different forms of Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) during pregnancy was associated with the index child linear growth, and whether these associations were modified by the gender of the child. | Intimate partner violence and early child growth: A community-based cohort study in Nicaragua

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