Author: Bay H

Original article 2020;46(1):60-68   pdf full text
The influence of multiple occupational exposures on absence from work in pregnancy: a prospective cohort study

Sejbaek CS, Pedersen J, Schlünssen V, Begtrup LM, Juhl M, Bonde JP, Kristensen P, Bay H, Ramlau-Hansen CH, Hougaard KS

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