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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Sep 1.
Published in final edited form as: Fertil Steril. 2016 May 27;106(3):723–730. doi: 10.1016/j.fertnstert.2016.05.015

Table 2.

Active marijuana smoking and adjusted percent changes in anti-Müllerian hormone (AMH) levels, Sister Study

Marijuana Smoking History N % Age adjusted % change and 95%CI Multivariable adjusted % change and 95% CI a,b
Marijuana smoking status
Never smoked 320 37.6 0.0 (referent) 0.0 (referent)
Past 525 61.6 6.0 (−19.7, 39.9) 2.9 (−22.6, 36.8)
Current 7 0.8 −68.9 (−93.0, 38.8) −67.1 (−92.6, 47.3)
Marijuana frequency
Never smoked 320 43.0 0.0 (referent) 0.0 (referent)
Less than about twice a month 241 32.4 18.6 (−15.3, 66.1) 9.2 (−22.6, 54.0)
More than about twice a month 183 24.6 −12.9 (−39.6, 25.6) −10.7 (−38.5, 29.7)
Age started using marijuana
Never smoked 320 37.4 0.0 (referent) 0.0 (referent)
<15 years 85 9.9 26.0 (−22.3, 104.4) 26.1 (−23.9, 108.9)
15–19 years 337 39.4 8.7 (−19.9, 47.6) 5.4 (−23.0, 44.3)
20+ years 113 13.2 −20.1 (−48.0, 22.8) −17.9 (−46.7, 26.4)
Total years of marijuana use
Never smoked 320 37.4 0.0 (referent) 0.0 (referent)
<2 238 27.8 −5.2 (−32.3, 32.6) −9.2 (−35.5, 27.9)
2 to 4 138 16.1 13.7 (−23.7, 69.4) 10.9 (−26.2, 66.4)
5 to 9 73 8.5 32.9 (−20.0, 121.0) 27.3 (−23.8, 112.5)
10+ 86 10.1 −4.4 (−40.6, 53.9) −4.4 (−40.9, 54.5)
a

Associations for marijuana smoking status, frequency and total years were adjusted for age, parity, breastfeeding history, race, education annual household income.

b

Associations for age started smoking marijuana were adjusted for age (continuous), race (non-Hispanic white, other), maternal education (did not complete high school, completed high school/GED, some college or more) and childhood household income (well off, middle income, low income, poor)