An ecologic study of the relationship between mean birth weight, temperature and calorie consumption level in japan

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Journal of Biosocial Science 30 (1):85-93 (1998)
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This study reports an ecologic analysis of the relationship between mean birth weight (MBW) and nutritional, medical and social variables, using 1982 data for 47 prefectures in Japan

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