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There was no significant reduction in SGA among mothers with higher UICs.
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To date, no randomized comparative-effectiveness study has compared lithium and any SGA.
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Similar associations were seen for SGA defined by the US reference.
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These reassuring results differ from most studies that examine SGA children.
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However, severely infected women were more likely to deliver SGA infants.
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There was a dose-dependent trend of the 7-point SGA with mortality.
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Similar results were observed for head circumference, crown-heel length, and SGA.
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Passive exposure to tobacco smoke at home only was not related to SGA.
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Preterm and SGA infants should be closely monitored for growth failure.
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Aim: To examine to what extent risk factors could explain educational inequalities in SGA.
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Based on available reports, the impact of SGA birth upon psychosocial development remains unclear.
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A similar amount would come from SGA, another Treasury-controlled entity.
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Six percent of newborns were classified as small for gestational age (SGA).
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In conclusion, prepubertal SGA children show decreased insulin sensitivity rather than decreased beta-cell capacity.
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Short maternal stature and maternal smoking during pregnancy were also associated with SGA births.
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SGA was defined as birth weight below the 10th percentile.
