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. 2019 Jun 4;11(6):1268. doi: 10.3390/nu11061268

Table 6.

Oleic Acid related differences in growth outcomes among 6–10-year-old perinatally HIV-Infected, HIV-exposed uninfected and HIV-unexposed-uninfected children from Kampala, Uganda.

Outcome Risk Difference (p-Value) HIV*oleic Acid
HIV Positive Exposed No HIV p-Value 1
HAZ 0.1052
Oleic Acid Q1 vs. Q4 0.73 (0.008) 0.27 (0.442) −0.02 (0.950)
Oleic Acid Q2 vs. Q4 0.24 (0.452) 0.28 (0.551) 0.61 (0.039)
Oleic Acid Q3 vs. Q4 0.69 (0.003) 0.44 (0.146) −0.05 (0.868)
WAZ 0.0506
Oleic Acid Q1 vs. Q4 0.95 (0.001) 0.00 (0.997) 0.07 (0.817)
Oleic Acid Q2 vs. Q4 0.34 (0.252) 0.30 (0.458) 0.88 (0.001)
Oleic Acid Q3 vs. Q4 0.73 (0.003) 0.16 (0.622) 0.47 (0.118)
BAZ 0.0879
Oleic Acid Q1 vs. Q4 0.71 (0.009) −0.11 (0.730) −0.01 (0.987)
Oleic Acid Q2 vs. Q4 0.29 (0.300) 0.42 (0.185) 0.80 (0.002)
Oleic Acid Q3 vs. Q4 0.37 (0.279) 0.04 (0.918) 0.71 (0.020)

1P-value of interaction term of HIV and oleic acid quartiles in model from Table 5. Bolding indicates statistical significance (p< 0.05).