Association of co-exposure to metal(loid)s during pregnancy with birth outcomes in the Tibetan plateau
Lei Zhao(Shanghai East Hospital), Wen Peng(Qinghai University), Pinhua Wang(Qinghai Red Cross Hospital), Sun Pin(Qinghai University), Tiemei Li(Sun Yat-sen University), Zhaxi jiangcuo(Yuxian People's Hospital), Tong Li(Henan University of Science and Technology), Xuejun Wang(Peking University), Shulin Wang(Qinghai University), Haijing Wang(Qinghai University), Yuancan Xiao(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Liehong Wang(Qinghai Red Cross Hospital)
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