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. 2023 Mar 30;14:1114250. doi: 10.3389/fendo.2023.1114250

Table 3.

Comparison of long-term neonatal outcomes in different paternal BMI groups.

Variables Underweight Normal Overweight Obesity P valueb
Asthma n (%) 17(1.70) 257 (1.60) 201 (2.10) 73 (2.70) 0.001*
Pa 0.801 Reference 0.007* <0.001*
Allergic diseases n (%) 212 (21.30) 3367 (21.00) 2013 (20.6) 572 (20.90) 0.885
Pa 0.834 Reference 0.462 0.927
HFMD n (%) 71 (7.10) 968 (6.00) 666 (6.80) 198(7.20) 0.016*
Pa 0.164 Reference 0.012* 0.016*
Anaemia n (%) 77 (7.70) 603 (3.80) 393 (4.00) 125(4.60) <0.001*
Pa <0.001* Reference 0.286 0.043*
Dental caries n (%) 154 (15.50) 2141 (13.40) 1351 (13.80) 421 (15.40) 0.014*
Pa 0.060 Reference 0.272 0.004*
Visual impairment n (%) 44 (4.40) 726 (4.50) 400 (4.100) 128 (4.70) 0.346
Pa 0.869 Reference 0.100 0.721
Obesity in Adolescents n (%) 71 (7.10) 979 (6.10) 673 (6.90) 216 (7.90) 0.017*
Pa 0.425 Reference 0.024* 0.007*

BMI, body mass index; HFMD, hand-foot-and-mouth disease;

a The p-values taken from univariate logistic regression compared with the referent (normal BMI).

b P values for trend across categories of different paternal BMI.

*P<0.05 was considered statistically significant.