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Using cycling as transportation and related adverse events during pregnancy: An anonymous questionnaire survey in urban Japan
Many pregnant women worldwide use bicycles as a mode of transportation. However, there is limited evidence regarding attitudes toward and the safety of cycling as a mode of transportation during pregnancy. This study aimed to clarify the prevalence of cycling as a mode of transportation before and
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