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Bonnot, 2003
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case control
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The medical records are checked to obtain data on treatment intake and other exposures or risks.
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After having defined a population, often on geographical criteria, these networks set up birth observatories in order to exhaustively identify neonatal malformations in their reference population.
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Adjusted for age and parity.
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Kitchin, 2022
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case control
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Database for Pharmacoepidemiological Research in Primary Care, a computerized medical longitudinal population database of electronic medical records from 10.153 primary care practitioners and pediatricians distributed on nine Autonomous Regions (out of 17), which contains prescriptions.
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Database for Pharmacoepidemiological Research in Primary Care, a computerized medical longitudinal population database of electronic medical records from 10.153 primary care practitioners and pediatricians, which contains medical diagnoses, medical visits, hospital admissions.
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Controls individually matched to cases (maternal age, gestational age, and year of Last Menstrual Period date). Adjusted by number of GP visits, obesity, smoking, HTA, diabetes.
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