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The effect of high doses of folic acid and iron supplementation in early-to-mid pregnancy on prematurity and fetal growth retardation: the mother–child cohort study in Crete, Greece (Rhea study)
European journal of nutrition

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Characterization of street food consumption in palermo: possible effects on health
Nutrition journal

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Evidence of major gene(s) affecting milk traits in the Chios sheep breed
Small ruminant research

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Fatty acid and salt contents of snacks in the Cretan and Cypriot market: A child and adolescent dietary hazard
Food chemistry

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The influence of parents' dietary beliefs and behaviours on children's dietary beliefs and behaviours. The CYKIDS study
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