Browsing publications by Dr Rakesh Ghosh

Newcastle Authors	Title	Year
Dr Svetlana Glinyanaya Dr Rakesh Ghosh Professor Judith Rankin Dr Mark Pearce Professor Louise Parker et al.	No improvement in socioeconomic inequalities in birthweight and preterm birth over four decades: a population-based cohort study	2013
Dr Mark Pearce Dr Svetlana Glinyanaya Dr Rakesh Ghosh Professor Judith Rankin Professor Louise Parker et al.	Particulate matter exposure during pregnancy is associated with birth weight, but not gestational age, 1962-1992; a cohort study	2012
Dr Rakesh Ghosh Dr Svetlana Glinyanaya Dr Mark Pearce Professor Judith Rankin Professor Tanja Pless-Mulloli et al.	Interaction Between Black Smoke and Neighbourhood Socio-Economic Status and Their Association with Birth Weight	2009
Dr Rakesh Ghosh Dr Svetlana Glinyanaya Professor Judith Rankin Dr Mark Pearce Professor Tanja Pless-Mulloli et al.	Association Between Black Smoke and Birth Weight: Variation Across Three Decades	2008
Professor Tanja Pless-Mulloli Dr Svetlana Glinyanaya Professor Judith Rankin Dr Mark Pearce Professor Stephen Rushton et al.	Maternal exposure to air pollution and perinatal outcomes: methodological approaches to exposure assessment and preliminary findings of the UK particulate matter and perinatal events research (PAMPER) study	2008
Dr Rakesh Ghosh Dr Svetlana Glinyanaya Professor Judith Rankin Dr Mark Pearce Professor Tanja Pless-Mulloli et al.	The Critical Time Windows for the Effect of Black Smoke on Birth Weight	2008
Dr Rakesh Ghosh Professor Judith Rankin Professor Tanja Pless-Mulloli Dr Svetlana Glinyanaya	Does the effect of air pollution on pregnancy outcomes differ by gender? A systematic review	2007
Dr Rakesh Ghosh Dr Svetlana Glinyanaya Professor Tanja Pless-Mulloli Professor Judith Rankin Dr Mark Pearce et al.	The interactive effects of black smoke and gender on birthweight	2007
Dr Rakesh Ghosh Professor Tanja Pless-Mulloli Professor Judith Rankin Dr Svetlana Glinyanaya	Air pollution and adverse pregnancy outcomes; what is the role of gender? A systematic review	2006