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. 2014 Oct 17;123(2):173–178. doi: 10.1289/ehp.1408097

Table 4.

Multiple regression analysesa between UFB1 (ln-transformed) and length-for-age z-scores (LAZ).

Fumonisin exposure biomarker n Outcome Regression coefficient (95% CI) p‑Value
Exposure levels at recruitment 144 LAZ at 6 months from recruitment –0.19 (–0.34, –0.04) 0.016
142 LAZ at 12 months from recruitment –0.20 (–0.35, –0.05) 0.014
Mean exposure levels at recruitment and 6 months after recruitment 147 LAZ at 6 months from recruitment –0.23 (–0.41, –0.03) 0.022
145 LAZ at 12 months from recruitment –0.30 (–0.45, –0.09) 0.007
Mean exposure levels from all three sampling times 146 LAZ at 12 months from recruitment –0.39 (–0.54, –0.17) 0.000
146 LAZ scores gained over 12 months –0.15 (–0.27, –0.02) 0.023
146 Length velocity over 12 months –0.52 (–0.91, –0.22) 0.004
aAll models were adjusted for village, breastfeeding, maternal education, SES, and protein and energy intakes. Additionally, length velocity model was adjusted for sex, baseline age, and baseline length.
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