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Results: The mean birthweight was higher in the ASA group than in the no-treatment group (2790 g (S.D. 340 g) versus 2616 g (S.D. 779 g)), but the difference was not statistically significant.

Mean gestational age was 39.3 weeks, and mean birthweight was 3.37±0.48 kilograms as described in Wojcicki et al. [18].

Similar trends were also observed in Canada from 1981 to 1997 where the increase in mean birthweight was restricted to term infants [ 32].

Mean birthweight was 94 g higher in boys than in girls (p < 0.0001), although the prevalence of low birthweight (<2.5 kg) was similar (8.0% and 8.3%, respectively).

The median gestational age at birth was 40.1 weeks (minimum, 22.7; maximum, 43.4 weeks), while mean birthweight was 3450g (SD 549g).

Mean birthweight was lower in all ethnic minority groups, including South Asians (particularly Indians) and black African-Caribbean groups (particularly black Caribbeans), than in white Europeans.

The characteristics that positively affected the crude mean birthweight were increased BMI, hypertension and gestational age.

Hence, the observed rise in the total mean birthweight is likely to reflect the increase in birthweight for gestational age for term infants.

The mean birthweights were 2934 g and 2889.5 g respectively.

The mean birthweights were 2089 grams and 1978 grams respectively.

In each of the 5 years studied, the mean birthweights were slightly higher in the indigenous newborns.