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Study estimates health effects of fine particulate matter on birthweight, suggesting error correction improves accuracy.
exposure and birthweight is robust to different levels of measurement error embedded in CMIP6-based exposures, and that correction for measurement error in environmental epidemiology can help avoid misestimating the effect by reducing bias and improving consistency.
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