Prenatal famine exposure and cognition at age 59 years
Renate HM de Groot(Emory University), L. H. Lumey(Columbia University), Aryeh D. Stein(Emory University), Gerard J. Blauw(Leiden University Medical Center), M.P. van Boxtel(Emory University), Margot van de Bor(Emory University), Jolle W. Jolles(Emory University)
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