Early prenatal use of a multivitamin diminishes the risk for inadequate vitamin D status in pregnant women: results from the Maternal-Infant Research on Environmental Chemicals (MIREC) cohort study
Hope A. Weiler(Health Canada), Tye E. Arbuckle(Health Canada), Michael Helewa(University of Manitoba), Anne‐Sophie Morisset(Université Laval), Markey Johnson(Health Canada), Stephen P.J. Brooks(Health Canada), Kurtis Sarafin(Health Canada), William D. Fraser(Université de Sherbrooke), Isabelle Massarelli(Health Canada), Peter von Dadelszen(King's College London), Linda Dodds(Dalhousie University), Bruce P. Lanphear(Simon Fraser University), The Minh Luong(Health Canada), Mandy Fisher(Health Canada), Shayne Taback(Children's Hospital Research Institute of Manitoba), Graeme N. Smith
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