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Prenatal cadmium exposure and behavioural and emotional problems across childhood: findings from the INMA birth cohort
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• Prenatal cadmium was not associated with behavioural symptoms in childhood. • Male sex and maternal smoking were linked to poorer behavioural scores. • Higher parental education and parity were associated with lower symptom levels. • MT1DP rs8044719 GT+TT carriers showed higher hyperactivity at higher Cd levels.
Keywords:
Cadmium
prenatal exposure
neurodevelopment
behaviour disorders
single nucleotide polymorphisms
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