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- Published online August 10, 2017.
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- Sonia S. Anand, MD,
- Milan Gupta, MD,
- Koon K. Teo, MBBCh,
- Karleen M. Schulze, MMath,
- Dipika Desai, MSc,
- Nora Abdalla, MBBCh,
- Michael Zulyniak, PhD,
- Russell de Souza, BA,
- Gita Wahi, MD,
- Mateen Shaikh, PhD,
- Joseph Beyene, PhD,
- Eileen de Villa, MD,
- Katherine Morrison, MD,
- Sarah D. McDonald, MD,
- Hertzel Gerstein, MD,
- for the South Asian Birth Cohort (START) - Canada Investigators
- Affiliations: Departments of Medicine (Anand, Teo, Zulyniak, Gerstein), Health Research Methods, Evidence and Impact(Shaikh, de Souza, Beyene), Pediatrics(Wahi, Morrison) and Obstetrics and Gynecology(McDonald), McMaster University; Population Health Research Institute (Anand, Teo); Hamilton Health Sciences (Anand, Teo, Schulze, Desai, Abdalla), Hamilton, Ont.; Canadian Cardiovascular Research Network (Gupta), Brampton, Ont.; Peel Public Health (de Villa), Mississauga, Ont.
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Correspondence to:
Sonia Anand, anands{at}mcmaster.ca
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