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...likely deliver infants with low birth weight (relative risk, 0.8) or a small size for gestational age (0.8) and were themselves less likely to have anemia postpartum (0.9). However, the risks of fetal death, preterm birth and maternal death were unaffected.
Pregnant women visiting prenatal clinics in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, during 2001-2004 were eligible for the trial if they had a fetal gestational age of 12-27 weeks and tested negative for HIV. Participants received either a daily multivitamin or...
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