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to preclinical and clinical students in semesters 1-6, and 328 students answered the questionnaire.
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physiological, impairing gestation, fetal development and re ecting on the adult life of the o spring. e objective of this
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the rst week of gestation and remained so until birth. Regarding the weight of the o spring, the measurement was per
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