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Mean daily maternal estimated polyphenol intake was 1277 mg, decreasing to 126 mg after dietary orientation (p = 0.0001).

For the maternal estimated PBB only model (n = 565 offspring, 340 mothers), the results did not change from those in Table 3, Model 1 (maternal estimated PBB ≥ 2 μg/L: AOR = 0.99, 95% CI: 0.72 1.37; referent group: maternal estimated PBB < 2 μg/L).

India, with a population of over 1.21 billion, accounts for the highest number of maternal (estimated to be 56,000 in 2010) (1) and under-five deaths (estimated to be 1,655,000 in 2011) (2) in the world.

Our study showed that in this remote rural area of Mali there was an alarmingly high maternal estimated mortality ratio of 3,131 955% CI 2967-3296) maternal deaths per 100,000 live births.

For the exposure variables, PBB and PCB concentrations were modeled as: two groups, split at the median concentrations (medians: 3 μg/L for maternal enrollment PBB, 2 μg/L for maternal estimated PBB, 6 μg/L for paternal enrollment and estimated PBB, 6 μg/L for maternal PCB, and 8 μg/L for paternal PCB); and as continuous variables, log-transformed because of their skewed distributions.

In Senegal, the rate of maternal mortality estimated by the World Health Organization (WHO) in 2005 remained high: 980 maternal deaths per 100 000 live births [ 7].

The direct effects of maternal education estimated in Specification (1) are reduced very slightly.

In 2012, new data were published suggesting further reductions, with 287,000 maternal deaths estimated globally (7).

In the second stage, we obtained the overall percentage reduction in all maternal deaths estimated for the intervention.

The condition affects 5 7% of pregnancies worldwide and is a major cause of maternal death, estimated to be in excess of 63 000 a year.

Methods: We calculated inverse distance weighted natural gas well counts within a 10-mile radius of maternal residence to estimate maternal exposure to NGD.