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Increased prenatal blood manganese may induce gestational blood pressure.

Authors: Vigeh M , Nishioka E , Yokoyama K , Ohtani K , Matsukawa T ,
Hypertension in pregnancy , No. 1525-6065 (Electronic) , Year. 20160920 ,

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Relationship between maternal thyroid-stimulating hormone (TSH) elevation during pregnancy and low birth weight: a longitudinal study of apparently healthy urban Japanese women at very low risk.

Authors: Nishioka E , Hirayama S , Ueno T , Matsukawa T , Vigeh M , Yokoyama K , Makino S , Takeda S , Miida T , Copyright (c) 2015 Elsevier Ireland Ltd. All rights reserved.
Early human development , No. 1872-6232 (Electronic) , Year. 20150302 ,

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Blood manganese concentrations and intrauterine growth restriction.

Authors: Vigeh M , Yokoyama K , Ramezanzadeh F , Dahaghin M , Fakhriazad E , Seyedaghamiri Z , Araki S ,
Reproductive toxicology (Elmsford, N.Y.) , No. 0890-6238 (Print) , Year. 20080305 ,

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Occupational medicine in Iran.

Authors: Vigeh M , Mazaheri M ,
Occupational medicine (Oxford, England) , No. 1471-8405 (Electronic) , Year. 20081230 ,

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Early pregnancy blood lead levels and the risk of premature rupture of the membranes.

Authors: Vigeh M , Yokoyama K , Shinohara A , Afshinrokh M , Yunesian M , Copyright (c) 2010 Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
Reproductive toxicology (Elmsford, N.Y.) , No. 1873-1708 (Electronic) , Year. 20100913 ,

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Lead and other trace metals in preeclampsia: a case-control study in Tehran, Iran.

Authors: Vigeh M , Yokoyama K , Ramezanzadeh F , Dahaghin M , Sakai T , Morita Y , Kitamura F , Sato H , Kobayashi Y ,
Environmental research , No. 0013-9351 (Print) , Year. 20060130 ,

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Blood lead at currently acceptable levels may cause preterm labour.

Authors: Vigeh M , Yokoyama K , Seyedaghamiri Z , Shinohara A , Matsukawa T , Chiba M , Yunesian M ,
Occupational and environmental medicine , No. 1470-7926 (Electronic) , Year. 20110210 ,

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Relationship between increased blood lead and pregnancy hypertension in women without occupational lead exposure in Tehran, Iran.

Authors: Vigeh M , Yokoyama K , Mazaheri M , Beheshti S , Ghazizadeh S , Sakai T , Morita Y , Kitamura F , Araki S ,
Archives of environmental health , No. 0003-9896 (Print) , Year. 20050803 ,

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Early pregnancy blood lead and spontaneous abortion.

Authors: Vigeh M , Yokoyama K , Kitamura F , Afshinrokh M , Beygi A , Niroomanesh S ,
Women & health , No. 1541-0331 (Electronic) , Year. 20101220 ,

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How does lead induce male infertility?

Authors: Vigeh M , Smith DR , Hsu PC ,
Iranian journal of reproductive medicine , No. 1680-6433 (Print) , Year. 20141030 ,

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Lead exposure in female workers who are pregnant or of childbearing age.

Authors: Vigeh M , Saito H , Sawada S ,
Industrial health , No. 1880-8026 (Electronic) , Year. 20110414 ,

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The relation of maternal blood arsenic to anemia during pregnancy.

Authors: Vigeh M , Yokoyama K , Matsukawa T , Shinohara A , Ohtani K ,
Women & health , No. 1541-0331 (Electronic) , Year. 20150224 ,

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Environmental carbon monoxide related to pregnancy hypertension.

Authors: Vigeh M , Yunesian M , Shariat M , Niroomanesh S , Ramezanzadeh F ,
Women & health , No. 1541-0331 (Electronic) , Year. 20111221 ,

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Status of occupational health and safety in Iran.

Authors: Vigeh M , Mazaheri M , Seyedaghamiri Z ,
Journal of UOEH , No. 0387-821X (Print) , Year. 20120120 ,

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Increase in blood manganese induces gestational hypertension during pregnancy.

Authors: Vigeh M , Yokoyama K , Ohtani K , Shahbazi F , Matsukawa T ,
Hypertension in pregnancy , No. 1525-6065 (Electronic) , Year. 20130802 ,

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Low level prenatal blood lead adversely affects early childhood mental development.

Authors: Vigeh M , Yokoyama K , Matsukawa T , Shinohara A , Ohtani K , (c) The Author(s) 2014.
Journal of child neurology , No. 1708-8283 (Electronic) , Year. 20140922 ,

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Evidence that birth weight is decreased by maternal lead levels below 5mug/dl in male newborns.

Authors: Nishioka E , Yokoyama K , Matsukawa T , Vigeh M , Hirayama S , Ueno T , Miida T , Makino S , Takeda S , Copyright (c) 2014 Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
Reproductive toxicology (Elmsford, N.Y.) , No. 1873-1708 (Electronic) , Year. 20140801 ,

1. Reproductive Toxicology

1. Prenatal exposure and pregnancy outcomes
2. Growth and developmental problemes 
3. Male infertility
4. Occupational / Environmental exposure