Maternal BMI, smoking status and infant birth weight: An analysis of an Australian Cohort

Keyphrases

• During Pregnancy 100%
• Smoking Status 100%
• Infant Birth Weight 100%
• Pre-pregnancy BMI 100%
• Small-for-gestational Age 66%
• Adjusted Model 33%
• Health Professionals 33%
• Fetal Growth 33%
• Body Composition 33%
• Morbid Obesity 33%
• Fetal Development 33%
• Bivariate 33%
• Adverse Outcomes 33%
• Australian Hospitals 33%
• Retrospective Cohort Design 33%
• Professional Needs 33%
• High BMI 33%
• Low Birth Weight 33%
• Smoke Effect 33%
• Miscarriage 33%
• BMI Classification 33%
• Low Birth Weight Infant 33%
• Normal BMI 33%
• Maternal Prenatal Smoking 33%
• Before Pregnancy 33%
• Premature Labor 33%
• Nonsmoking Women 33%
• Maternal nutrition 33%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Low Birth Weight 100%
• Small for Date Infant 100%
• Birth Weight 100%
• Health Practitioner 50%
• Body Composition 50%
• Adverse Outcome 50%
• Nutritional Status 50%
• Premature Labor 50%
• Underweight 50%
• Spontaneous Abortion 50%

Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology

• Small for Date Infant 100%
• Low Birth Weight 100%
• Birth Weight 100%
• Growth, Development and Aging 50%
• Body Composition 50%
• Fetus Growth 50%
• Fetus Development 50%