Exploring associations of maternal exposure to ambient temperature with duration of gestation and birth weight: a prospective study

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[2] Briggs D(2015)Challenges and opportunities for advancing work on climate change and public health Int J Environ Res Public Health 12 15649-15672

[3] Freyberg C(2016)Heat, Human Performance, and Occupational Health: A Key Issue for the Assessment of Global Climate Change Impacts Annu Rev Public Health 37 97-112

[4] Lemke B(2013)Pregnancy and multiple sclerosis: feto-maternal immune cross talk and its implications for disease activity J Reprod Immunol 97 140-146

[5] Otto M(2009)Idendifying vulnerable subpopulation for climate change health effects in the United States J Occup Environ Med 51 33-37

[6] Hyatt O(2013)Climate change and the potential effects on maternal and pregnancy outcomes: an assessment of the most vulnerable--the mother, fetus, and newborn child Glob Health Action 11 19538-1641

[7] Gould S(2013)Maternal exposure to heatwave and preterm birth in Brisbane, Australia BJOG 120 1631-107

[8] Rudolph L(2012)Maternal exposure to ambient temperature and the risks of preterm birth and stillbirth in Brisbane, Australia Am J Epidemiol 175 99-3978

[9] Kjellstrom T(2015)Exposure to seasonal temperatures during the last month of gestation and the risk of preterm birth in Stockholm Int J Environ Res Public Health 12 3962-350

[10] Briggs D(2014)Extreme heat and risk of early delivery among preterm and term pregnancies Epidemiology 25 344-1117

[1] Kjellstrom T(2016)Human performance, and occupational health: a key issue for the assessment of global climate change impacts Annu Rev Public Health 37 97-112

[2] Briggs D(2015)Challenges and opportunities for advancing work on climate change and public health Int J Environ Res Public Health 12 15649-15672

[3] Freyberg C(2016)Heat, Human Performance, and Occupational Health: A Key Issue for the Assessment of Global Climate Change Impacts Annu Rev Public Health 37 97-112

[4] Lemke B(2013)Pregnancy and multiple sclerosis: feto-maternal immune cross talk and its implications for disease activity J Reprod Immunol 97 140-146

[5] Otto M(2009)Idendifying vulnerable subpopulation for climate change health effects in the United States J Occup Environ Med 51 33-37

[6] Hyatt O(2013)Climate change and the potential effects on maternal and pregnancy outcomes: an assessment of the most vulnerable--the mother, fetus, and newborn child Glob Health Action 11 19538-1641

[7] Gould S(2013)Maternal exposure to heatwave and preterm birth in Brisbane, Australia BJOG 120 1631-107

[8] Rudolph L(2012)Maternal exposure to ambient temperature and the risks of preterm birth and stillbirth in Brisbane, Australia Am J Epidemiol 175 99-3978

[9] Kjellstrom T(2015)Exposure to seasonal temperatures during the last month of gestation and the risk of preterm birth in Stockholm Int J Environ Res Public Health 12 3962-350

[10] Briggs D(2014)Extreme heat and risk of early delivery among preterm and term pregnancies Epidemiology 25 344-1117