Skip to main content
. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Aug 8.
Published in final edited form as: Environ Sci Technol. 2016 May 23;50(11):5981–5990. doi: 10.1021/acs.est.6b00794

Table 1.

Geometric mean (GM) and percent difference (% diff.) in HOME Study children’s urinary BPA concentrations at 1–8 years of age, according to sociodemographic and household factors (N = 317 with a total of 1,266 repeated measures).

Variable N children (%) Number of measurements Unadjusted GM (ng/mL)1 Unadjusted % diff. (95% CI)1 Adjusted GM (ng/mL)2 Adjusted % diff. (95% CI)2
Child Race

Non-Hispanic White 200(63.1) 830 2.4 Ref. 2.7 Ref.
Non-Hispanic Black 96 (30.3) 353 3.4 43 (28, 59) 3.2 20 (6, 34)
Other 21(6.6) 83 2.9 22 (−1, 52) 3.2 19 (−7, 50)

Child Sex

Female 173(54.6) 689 2.8 Ref. 3.1 Ref.
Male 144(45.4) 577 2.5 −11 (−18, −3) 2.9 −9 (−20, 5)

Household Income

$20,000 59 (18.6) 207 3.7 Ref. 3.4 Ref.
>$20,000–40,000 42 (13.2) 152 3.0 −20 (−31, −7) 3.0 −12 (−26, 3)
>$40,000–80,000 110(34.7) 403 2.4 −36 (−41, −29) 2.9 −16 (−27, −3)
>$80,000 106(33.4) 504 2.4 −35 (−41, −30) 3.1 −9 (−22, 6)

Maternal Education

Less than grade 12 27(8.5) 99 4.0 Ref. 3.7 Ref.
High school graduate 37 (11.7) 129 3.2 −20 (−32, −5) 3.1 −18 (−33, −1)
Some college 85 (26.8) 355 3.0 −24 (−32, −16) 3.1 −18 (−29, −5)
College graduate 168 (53.0) 683 2.2 −43 (−47, −39) 2.4 −36 (−47, −24)
1

Adjusted for creatinine z-score and age

2

Adjusted for creatinine z-score, age, child race, sex, household income, and maternal education. Income and education are included as time-varying factors in the model.