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- Accepted September 9, 2011
- Published online December 30, 2011.
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- E. Kathryn Miller, MD, MPHa,
- Jimena Bugna, MDb,
- Romina Libster, MDa,b,
- Bryan E. Shepherd, PhDc,
- Paula M. Scalzo, PhDb,
- Patricio L. Acosta, PhDb,
- Diego Hijano, MDa,b,
- Natalia Reynosob,
- Juan P. Batalle, PhDb,
- Silvina Coviello, PhDb,
- M. Ines Klein, MDb,d,e,
- Gabriela Bauer, MDd,
- Alicia Benitez, MDe,
- Steven R. Kleeberger, MDf, and
- Fernando P. Polack, MDa,b
- Departments of aPediatrics and
- cBiostatistics, Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tennessee;
- bFundacion INFANT, Buenos Aires, Argentina;
- dHospital Juan P. Garrahan, Buenos Aires, Argentina;
- eMaternidad Sarda, Buenos Aires, Argentina; and
- fThe National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences, Raleigh, North Carolina
Drs Miller, Bugna, and Libster contributed equally to this article.
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