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Faculty Members have conducted research related to the Evaluation of the Relationship Between Types of Occupational Risk Factors and Pregnancy Induced Hypertension Among Iranian Employed Pregnant Women

Mahbod Kaveh

Mahbod Kaveh

Associate Professor of Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine

Department Pediatrics

School of Medicine

Bahrami Hospital

Tehran University of Medical Sciences

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