Maternal thyroid function, postnatal depression, the intake and status of iodine, selenium, and iron in postpartum women and their infants

2021 doctoral thesis by Ying Jin at Massey University
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Maternal thyroid function, postnatal depression, the intake and status of iodine, selenium, and iron in postpartum women and their infants

Summary

Maternal thyroid function, postnatal depression, the intake and status of iodine, selenium, and iron in postpartum women and their infants is a doctoral thesis[1].

Key Facts

  • Maternal thyroid function, postnatal depression, the intake and status of iodine, selenium, and iron in postpartum women and their infants authored Ying Jin[2].
  • Maternal thyroid function, postnatal depression, the intake and status of iodine, selenium, and iron in postpartum women and their infants's instance of is recorded as doctoral thesis[3].
  • Maternal thyroid function, postnatal depression, the intake and status of iodine, selenium, and iron in postpartum women and their infants's publisher is recorded as Massey Research Online[4].
  • Maternal thyroid function, postnatal depression, the intake and status of iodine, selenium, and iron in postpartum women and their infants's country of origin is recorded as New Zealand[5].
  • Maternal thyroid function, postnatal depression, the intake and status of iodine, selenium, and iron in postpartum women and their infants's publication date is recorded as +2021-00-00T00:00:00Z[6].
  • Maternal thyroid function, postnatal depression, the intake and status of iodine, selenium, and iron in postpartum women and their infants's main subject is recorded as New Zealand[7].
  • Maternal thyroid function, postnatal depression, the intake and status of iodine, selenium, and iron in postpartum women and their infants's main subject is recorded as public health nutrition[8].
  • Maternal thyroid function, postnatal depression, the intake and status of iodine, selenium, and iron in postpartum women and their infants's main subject is recorded as disease[9].
  • Maternal thyroid function, postnatal depression, the intake and status of iodine, selenium, and iron in postpartum women and their infants's main subject is recorded as postpartum depression[10].
  • Maternal thyroid function, postnatal depression, the intake and status of iodine, selenium, and iron in postpartum women and their infants's main subject is recorded as nutrition[11].
  • Maternal thyroid function, postnatal depression, the intake and status of iodine, selenium, and iron in postpartum women and their infants's main subject is recorded as infant[12].
  • Maternal thyroid function, postnatal depression, the intake and status of iodine, selenium, and iron in postpartum women and their infants's main subject is recorded as mother[13].
  • Maternal thyroid function, postnatal depression, the intake and status of iodine, selenium, and iron in postpartum women and their infants's main subject is recorded as thyroid gland[14].
  • Maternal thyroid function, postnatal depression, the intake and status of iodine, selenium, and iron in postpartum women and their infants's Handle ID is recorded as 10179/16571[15].
  • Maternal thyroid function, postnatal depression, the intake and status of iodine, selenium, and iron in postpartum women and their infants's title is recorded as Maternal thyroid function, postnatal depression, the intake and status of iodine, selenium, and iron in postpartum women and their infants[16].
  • Maternal thyroid function, postnatal depression, the intake and status of iodine, selenium, and iron in postpartum women and their infants's copyright holder is recorded as Ying Jin[17].
  • Maternal thyroid function, postnatal depression, the intake and status of iodine, selenium, and iron in postpartum women and their infants's thesis submitted to is recorded as Massey University[18].
  • Maternal thyroid function, postnatal depression, the intake and status of iodine, selenium, and iron in postpartum women and their infants's on focus list of Wikimedia project is recorded as NZThesisProject[19].
  • Maternal thyroid function, postnatal depression, the intake and status of iodine, selenium, and iron in postpartum women and their infants's copyright status is recorded as copyrighted[20].
  • Maternal thyroid function, postnatal depression, the intake and status of iodine, selenium, and iron in postpartum women and their infants's thesis committee member is recorded as Louise Brough[21].
  • Maternal thyroid function, postnatal depression, the intake and status of iodine, selenium, and iron in postpartum women and their infants's thesis committee member is recorded as Jane Coad[22].

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Maternal thyroid function, postnatal depression, the intake and status of iodine, selenium, and iron in postpartum women and their infants's instance of is recorded as doctoral thesis[3].

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