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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Jan 1.
Published in final edited form as: Environ Res. 2018 Sep 7;168:118–129. doi: 10.1016/j.envres.2018.09.006

Table 7:

Summary of ln-transformed metal coefficients in models fit for birth weight (grams), controlling for the following covariates: maternal pre-pregnancy BMI, maternal age and gestational age and three additional categorical variables: race (white or minority), infant sex and smoking while pregnant (yes or no) (n=374).

Metal Estimated
Coefficient
95% CI p-
value
Estimated
change in
BW from
25th-75th
percentile
95%
CI
Al 2.7 (−16.5,
21.9)
0.783 5.9 (−
35.8,
47.5)
As −26 (−110, 58.1) 0.543 −11.7 (−
49.5,
26.1)
Ba 16.3 (−27.8,
60.3)
0.468 20.4 (−
34.7,
75.4)
Cd −38.1 (−114.7,
38.5)
0.328 −31.5 (−95,
31.9)
Co 83.7 (23.9,
143.5)
0.006 82.5 (23.6,
141.5)
Cu −17 (−134.5,
100.6)
0.776 −4.6 (−36,
26.9)
Fe 138.2 (−263.4,
13)
0.030 51.5 (−
98.1,
4.9)
Mn 57.2 (−104.3,
10.1)
0.017 27.2 (−
49.6,
4.8)
Ni 12.2 (−18.8,
43.3)
0.438 19.5 (−30,
69.1)
Pb 58.3 (−97.9,
18.8)
0.004 72.7 (−122,
23.4)
Rh 1490.3 (−1767,
1214)
0.000 1365.5 (−
1629,

1119)
Se 117.6 (−88.2,
323.4)
0.262 20.7 (−
15.5,
56.8)
Ti −104.6 (−312.5,
103.3)
0.323 −36.8 (−
109.9,
36.4)
Zn 154.1 (−4.5,
312.8)
0.057 29.3 (−0.9,
59.5)
*

p<0.05

**

p<0.01

***

p<0.001