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. 2011 Jul;72(4):536–544. doi: 10.15288/jsad.2011.72.536

Table 3.

Association between paternal alcohol consumption and maternal drinking in pregnancy (N = 166)

Risky drinkers around conception vs. light drinkers/abstainers
Continued drinking during last 2 weeks vs. light drinkers/abstainers
Risk factors aORa [95% CI] aORa [95% CI]
Risky paternal drinking,
 yes vs. nob 27.0 [5.0, 147.7] 34.1 [5.9, 195.8]
Maternal age
 ≤18 years vs. 18.1–30 years 3.4 [0.58, 19.7] 2.2 [0.25, 19.6]
 >30 years vs. 18.1–30 years 7.8 [2.06,29.4] 3.3 [0.83, 13.3]
Marital status
 Single vs. married/partner 0.51 [0.03,8.9] 0.34 [0.02,6.8]
 Separated vs. married/partner 0.46 [0.01,22.3] 1.7 [0.05,59.8]
Family socioeconomic status
 Below average vs. average/above 2.0 [0.67, 6.3] 1.9 [0.61,6.2]
Maternal smoking
 During pregnancy vs. never/past 25.2 [4.7, 135.2] 28.5 [5.1, 160.5]
Pregnancy planning
 Unplanned vs. planned 1.4 [0.50,4.1] 2.5 [0.82,7.5]
Parity
 Multiparous vs. nulliparous 0.44 [0.13, 1.49] 1.97 [0.57,6.7]

Notes: aOR = adjusted odds ratio; CI = confidence interval.

a

Results of polychotomous logistic regression; odds ratios are adjusted for all variables in the model.

b

Frequent (≥3 times/week) or heavy episodic (≥5 drinks/occasion) drinker as reported by the mother.