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Association of Metal Exposure and Uterine Fibroid Prevalence in African Caribbean Women: Insights from the Tobago Health Study

  • By

  • Alexis Kiyanda

  • Hoimonty Mazumder

  • Iva Miljkovic

  • Ryan Cvejkus

  • Janet Catov

  • Victor Wheeler

  • Patrick J. Parsons

  • Elizabeth J. Mullin

  • Austin A. Roberts

  • Aaron Barchowsky

  • Natalie Price

  • Alison P. Sanders

  • August 17, 2026

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Metals and metal mixtures associated with the odds of uterine fibroid prevalence among African Caribbean women in the Tobago Health Study

  • by Alexis Kiyanda, Hoimonty Mazumder, Iva Miljkovic, Ryan Cvejkus, Janet Catov, Victor Wheeler, Patrick J. Parsons, Elizabeth J. Mullin, Austin A. Roberts, Aaron Barchowsky, Natalie Price, Alison P. Sanders

  • August 17, 2026

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