Characteristics of mothers and infants in the main cohort.

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Characteristics of mothers and infants in the main cohort.

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Data are for singleton or twin liveborn infant who survived 28 days or more after birth, according to World region of origin. All data are presented as a number (percent) unless otherwise indicated. Any cell size “≤5” is suppressed.*Preeclampsia or eclampsia, gestational hypertension, placental abruption and/or placental infarction.†Comprises all of Europe, the UK, Wales, Scotland and Ireland, Australia and New Zealand, and the US.IQR Interquartile range.

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14 Jul, 2014

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Joel G. Ray / Donald A. Redelmeier / Marcelo L. Urquia / Astrid Guttmann / Sarah D. McDonald / Marian J. Vermeulen

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epidemiology / neurology / cerebral palsy / Developmental and pediatric neurology / pediatrics / Neonatology / Vascular medicine / blood pressure / hypertension / Hypertensive disorders in pregnancy / women's health / Maternal health / pregnancy / Pregnancy complications / Obstetrics and gynecology / mothers / infants / Biological Sciences

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