Table 1.
n = 304 boys | |
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Median Assessments [IQR] | 9 [8, 11] |
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Baseline Demographics | |
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Age at enrollment, mean (SD) | 8.23 (0.42) |
WHO age-adjusted BMI z-score, mean (SD) | −0.36 (1.24) |
Total calories consumed per day (kcal), median [IQR] | 2551 [2033, 3258] |
Birthweight (kg), mean (SD) | 3.26 (0.52) |
Duration of breast feeding (weeks), median [IQR] | 13 [4, 26] |
Monthly family income ≤250 USD, n (%) | 184 (60.5) |
Highest parental education, n (%) High school or less | 27 (9.0) |
Some college or junior college | 184 (61.1) |
College graduate | 90 (29.9) |
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Prepubertal Phthalate Concentrations | Median [IQR] |
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Diethyl (DEP) Metabolite, (ng/mL) | |
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Monoethyl, MEP | 91.18 [51.38, 177.30] |
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Di-n-butyl (DnBP) Metabolite, (ng/mL) | |
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Mono-n-butyl, MnBP | 196.47 [125.38, 301.56] |
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Diisobutyl (DiBP) Metabolite, (ng/mL) | |
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Mono-isobutyl, MiBP | 57.07 [34.33, 87.66] |
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Butyl Benzyl (BBzP) Metabolite, (ng/mL) | |
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Monobenzyl, MBzP | 6.19 [2.89, 15.15] |
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Di(2-ethylhexyl) (DEHP) Metabolites, (ng/mL) | |
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Mono-(2-ethylhexyl), MEHP | 13.21 [7.23, 23.02] |
Mono-(2-ethyl-5-hydroxyhexyl), MEHHP | 79.12 [51.00, 121.34] |
Mono-(2-ethyl-5-oxohexyl), MEOHP | 65.83 [41.67, 105.30] |
Mono-(2-ethyl-5-carboxypentyl), MCEPP | 159.44 [104.85, 260.10] |
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Di-iso-nonylphthalate (DiNP) Metabolites, (ng/mL) | |
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Mono-hydroxyisononyl, MHiNP | 8.21 [4.93, 14.81] |
Mono-oxo-isononyl, MOiNP | 2.90 [1.73, 5.88] |
Mono-carboxy-isononyl, MCOP | 6.41 [3.28, 11.86] |
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Diisodecyl (DiDP) Metabolites, (ng/mL) | |
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Mono-hydroxy-isodecyl, MHiDP | 4.09 [2.09, 8.24] |
Mono-oxo-isodecyl, MOiDP | 0.55 [0.30, 0.91] |
Mono-carboxy-isodecyl, MCNP | 0.80 [0.52, 1.39] |
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Other Metabolite, (ng/mL) | |
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Mono-(3-carboxypropyl), MCPP | 11.02 [6.56, 18.89] |
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Molar Sums, (μmol/L) | |
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DEHP Metabolites, ΣDEHP | 1.08 [0.71, 1.75] |
DiNP Metabolites, ΣDiNP | 0.06 [0.03, 0.10] |
DiDP Metabolites, ΣDiDP | 0.02 [0.01, 0.03] |
Anti-androgenic phthalates, ΣAA | 2.49 [1.59, 3.60] |
Means and standard deviations are shown for normally distributed variables. Medians and IQRs are shown for nonnormally distributed variables. SD: Standard Deviation; WHO: World Health Organization; BMI: Body Mass Index; IQR: Interquartile Range; kg: kilograms; ng/mL: Nanograms per milliliter; μmol/L: micromole per liter; Data for some characteristics were not available for all boys: Total calories consumed per day (0.7%), Birthweight (0.3%), Duration of breast feeding (1.6%), and Highest parental education (1%); percentages are calculated based on those with available data.