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OP18 Using linked administrative data to reduce bias due to missing outcome data in exposure-outcome estimates: a study of the association between breastfeeding and iq using simulations and data from a birth cohort

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Cornish R, Tilling K, Boyd A, et al
OP18 Using linked administrative data to reduce bias due to missing outcome data in exposure-outcome estimates: a study of the association between breastfeeding and iq using simulations and data from a birth cohort
J Epidemiol Community Health 2015;69:A16.