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Figure 1.

Flow chart of the study populations.

* Total daily loads >10,000 kg were considered outlying (n = 12).

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Table 1.

Maternal characteristics according to occupational lifting during pregnancy assessed using a job exposure matrix, N = 68,068.

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Table 2.

Pregnancy outcomes and gestational age at recruitment.

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Table 3.

Hazard ratios for fetal death in relation to occupational lifting (N = 68,086).

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Table 4.

Hazard ratios for fetal death among women who experienced fetal death before current pregnancy (n = 12,131).

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Table 5.

Hazard ratios for fetal death among women who did not experience fetal death before current pregnancy, but have been pregnant previously (n = 30,130).

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Table 6.

Hazard ratios for preterm birth in relation to occupational lifting (n = 65,530).

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Table 7.

Hazard ratios for preterm birth in relation to total load lifted per day among primi- and multigravid women.

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