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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 May 1.
Published in final edited form as: Ann Hum Biol. 2014 Sep 30;42(3):215–222. doi: 10.3109/03014460.2014.954616

Table 4.

Association of maternal vitamin D status at ≤26 weeks gestation and infant WAZ and BMIZ over the first year of life based on multivariate-adjusted* mixed effects linear regression models, with infant age centred at different points corresponding with ages at measurements.

Weight-for-age z-score1 (n = 2473) BMI-for-age z-score1 (n = 2466)


β 95% CI p Value β 95% CI p Value
Maternal vitamin D status coefficients
Birth
    <30 nmol/L Ref Ref
    ≥30 nmol/L 0.144 (0.050, 0.239) 0.003 0.107 (0.011, 0.202) 0.028
  4 months
    <30 nmol/L Ref Ref
    ≥30 nmol/L 0.100 (0.015, 0.186) 0.022 0.050 (−0.030, 0.129) 0.218
  8 months
    <30 nmol/L Ref Ref
    ≥30 nmol/L 0.056 (−0.032, 0.145) 0.212 −0.007 (−0.091, 0.077) 0.867
12 months
    <30 nmol/L Ref Ref
    ≥30 nmol/L 0.012 (−0.089, 0.114) 0.812 −0.064 (−0.171, 0.043) 0.239
Age coefficients, per month
    Age for <30 nmol/L 0.080 (0.073, 0.087) <0.001 0.130 (0.121, 0.139) <0.001
    Age for ≥30 nmol/L 0.069 (0.065, 0.073) <0.001 0.116 (0.110, 0.121) <0.001
*

Adjusted for study site, mother and child specified as random effects and infant age, infant sex, maternal BMI, maternal socioeconomic status, maternal race, season of maternal blood draw and breastfeeding specified as fixed effects with interaction term for age (continuous) and 25(OH)D (dichotomous at 30 nmol/L). Interaction p<0.01 for weight-for-age and BMI models.