Table 2.

Linear regression analyses examining age-x-neighborhood-level poverty effects on AMH and AFC adjusted for covariates.

	log AMH			log AFC
	b a	95% CI	p	b a	95% CI	p
Blackb	−0.129	−0.311 to 0.053	n.s.	0.014	−0.116 to 0.145	n.s.
Latinab	−0.320	−0.509 to −0.132	<0.001	−0.009	−0.144 to 0.126	n.s.
Chineseb	−0.202	−0.374 to −0.031	<0.05	−0.080	−0.202 to 0.042	n.s.
Filipinab	−0.310	−0.600 to −0.021	<0.05	−0.115	−0.324 to 0.093	n.s.
Education	0.018	−0.037 to 0.073	n.s.	0.027	−0.013 to 0.066	n.s.
Income	0.001	−0.030 to 0.033	n.s.	0.007	−0.016 to 0.030	n.s.
BMI	−0.500	−0.779 to −0.220	<0.001	0.006	−0.196 to 0.209	n.s.
Smoking	0.048	−0.087 to 0.183	n.s.	0.014	−0.082 to 0.111	n.s.
Agec	−0.074	−0.096 to −0.053	<0.0001	−0.067	−0.082 to −0.052	<0.0001
Neighborhood povertyd	0.022	0.008 to 0.037	<0.01	0.008	−0.003 to 0.018	n.s.
Age-x-neighborhood poverty	−0.001	−0.002 to −0.0003	<0.05	−0.0004	−0.001to 0.0003	n.s.

^aUnstandardized regression coefficient

^bWhite is the reference group

^cThe effect of age on AMH/AFC was estimated at the sample mean of neighborhood poverty

^dThe effect of neighborhood poverty on AMH/AFC was estimated at age 25. Additional results are provided in the text regarding the effect of neighborhood poverty on AMH/AFC at pre-specified ages (i.e., 25, 30, 35, 40, 45).

AFC, antral follicle count; AMH, anti-mullerian hormone.