At the multivariable level, having attained secondary education or higher [37%: p = 0.029] and women who delivered in the health facility [84%: p < 0.001] were significantly associated with reporting complete newborn vaccination status adjusted for age and parity.
Pregnancy complications, ultrasound follow-up data, and pregnancy outcomes, including newborn weight and length adjusted for gestational age, occurrence of newborn hypoglycemia (glycemia <2.2 mmol/L), and the type of delivery, were obtained from the electronic medical record system.
All models were adjusted for newborn's sex, gestational age and maternal age.
*Model adjusted for newborn sex, type of delivery, number of prenatal visits, mother's education, and age group.
This association was adjusted for newborn's sex, maternal age, maternal education, gestational age, cord blood insulin, placental biopsy site, delivery date, season at birth, and NO2 exposure.
Birth weight adjusted for newborn's sex, gestational age, season, and apparent temperature during the third trimester was not significantly associated with placental mtDNA content (p = 0.71) nor with PM10 exposure during the third trimester (p = 0.33).
TE Remote babies were also more likely to weigh about 137 g less (95% CI: -216 g, -59 g) than CA Urban newborns when the model was adjusted for preterm birth, as well as for the variables included in the preterm birth regression model.
d Adjusted for weight of newborn infant.
These models were adjusted for maternal age, newborn's sex and gestational age, since these factors are known to influence birth outcomes; as well as for those variables associated with metal levels in our population (maternal tobacco smoking and sampling season for lead, fish consumption for mercury and maternal tobacco smoking for cadmium).
In addition to passive smoking, cotinine levels, and gestational duration at the time of the measurement of fetal size (linear and quadratic terms), we also adjusted for sex of newborn, birth order, maternal height (continuous variable), prepregnancy weight [broken stick model with a knot at 60 kg (Slama and Werwatz 2005)], maternal age at end of study, and calendar month of conception.
