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In multivariable analysis, children with Plasmodium infection scored significantly lower in the abstract reasoning test than uninfected children (mean difference −0.6 95% CI: −1.01 to −0.21).

In multivariable analysis, children who lived in housing that underwent interior renovation had a 12% higher mean B-Pb by two years of age than children whose housing did not undergo interior renovation (Table  3, p < 0.01).

In multivariable analysis, children delivered in a clinic setting (AOR = 2.33, 95% CI: 1.27, 4.33) or hospital (AOR = 2.38, 95% CI: 1.12, 5.09) were more likely to be registered than those delivered in the home.

In multivariable analysis, children whose housing underwent interior renovation had a 12% higher mean B-Pb by two years of age compared with children whose housing units were not renovated (p < 0.01).

In multivariable analysis, children in households above the household wealth index median were 0.30 Z taller at age 5 y (P = 0.017), and children whose families owned land were 0.34 Z taller by age 10 y (P = 0.023), when compared with poorer children.

In multivariable analysis, children of Asian or Hispanic ethnicity were twice as likely as other children to have been diagnosed with new asthma after 9/11 (7.7% of Asian children and 8.0% of Hispanics had a new diagnosis of asthma, compared with 4.1% of whites).

In multivariable analysis, child sex was not associated with risk of long-bone fracture (OR 0.99, 95% CI 0.91 to 1.08).

We then repeated the multivariable analysis comparing children with a recent ED visit but without any prior infection to children without a recent ED visit.

As a sensitivity analysis, we also confined the multivariable analysis to children of parents with at least 10 years of education.

GE: Gastroenteritis; RTI: respiratory tract infection; ED: Emergency Department The multivariable analysis where all children were analyzed (n = 304) did not reveal any significant risk factor predicting the acquisition of any new infection.

The multivariable analysis also showed that children infected with A. lumbricoides had lower scores than children uninfected, younger children (6 10 years) performed worse than older children (11 14 years), and scores improved with increasing socioeconomic status.