Table 3.

Associations between DNA adducts in cord blood and CBCL syndrome and DSM-oriented outcomes.a

CBCL: Anxious/depressed							CBCL: Attention problems							DSM: Anxiety problems
Poisson raw			Logistic dichotomized T			Poisson raw			Logistic dichotomized T			Logistic model
Exposure	β (95% CI)	p-Value	OR (95% CI)	p-Value	β (95% CI)	p-Value	OR (95% CI)	p-Value	OR (95% CI)	p-Value
Cord 32P adducts, age 4.8 yearsb,c		0.34 (0.04–0.64)		0.026*		8.14 (1.21–54.94)		0.031*		0.38 (0.06–0.69)		0.018*		5.66 (0.64–50.05)		0.119		8.30 (1.13–60.71)		0.037*
Cord 32P adducts, age 7 yearsb,d		–0.03 (–0.22 to 0.16)		0.773		1.42 (0.45–4.46)		0.544		0.22 (0.06–0.38)		0.009*		3.30 (1.22–12.54)		0.022*		1.26 (0.42–3.82)		0.683
aThe model includes prenatal ETS, sex of child, gestational age, maternal IQ, HOME inventory, maternal education, ethnicity, prenatal demoralization, age at assessment, and heating season as covariates. bAdducts were dichotomized at upper quartile. cRange: 3.75–5.91 years, n = 96, with 80 children classified as low exposure and 16 children classified as high exposure. dRange: 6–8 years, n = 205, with 149 children classified as low exposure and 56 children classified as high exposure. *p = < 0.05.