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. 2023 May 24;11:1146149. doi: 10.3389/fped.2023.1146149

Table 2.

Documented exposures of study participants.

Exposure n (x/22) Percentage
Prenatal alcohol exposure
High PAE (≥7 drinks per week or ≥4 drinks on one occasion) 11 50%
Confirmed PAE (below threshold for high PAE) 10 45%
Unknown exposure 1 5%
No exposure 0 0%
Prenatal exposure to other substances
High frequency of use (≥5 in pregnancy) 9 40%
Exposure to nicotine or cannabis at any point; low frequency of use of other substances (cocaine, opioids, etc) or confirmed use of unknown amount 11 50%
Unknown exposure 2 10%
No exposure 0 0%
Maternal psychosocial stressors
Any maternal psychosocial stressor 22 100%
• Prenatal maternal mental health diagnoses 9 41%
• Prenatal maternal NDDs 4 18%
• Prenatal toxic stress—deprivation 14 64%
• Prenatal toxic stress—threat 13 59%
• Prenatal fetal trauma 1 5%
• Prenatal maternal ACEs 11 50%
Postnatal adversity
Any postnatal adversity 20 91%
• Postnatal exposure to threat from 0 to 24 month 9 41%
• Postnatal exposure to threat from 25 month+ 8 36%
• Postnatal exposure to deprivation from 0 to 24 month 16 73%
• Postnatal exposure to deprivation from 25 month+ 6 27%

NDDs, neurodevelopmental disabilities; PAE, prenatal alcohol exposure; m, months; +, onwards.