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. 2019 Oct 2;16(19):3720. doi: 10.3390/ijerph16193720

Table 5.

Adjusted associations between wildfire smoke PM2.5 exposure (µg/m3) and secondary outcomes.

Crude Association Adjusted Association 1
Outcome Model/Parameter OR (95% CI) p-Value OR (95%CI) p-Value
Gestational Diabetes
Distributed Lag Model 2
First Trimester 1.037 (0.993, 1.082) 0.10 1.144 (1.064, 1.230) 0.0003
Second Trimester 1.075 (1.032, 1.120) 0.0006 1.017 (0.943, 1.096) 0.66
Third Trimester 1.109 (1.070, 1.150) <0.0001 1.048 (0.982, 1.117) 0.16
Mean 1.073 (1.050, 1.097) <0.0001 1.068 (1.027, 1.111) 0.0012
Full Gestation Model 3 1.238 (1.163, 1.317) <0.0001 1.151 (1.034, 1.281) 0.010
Gestational Hypertension
Distributed Lag Model 2
First Trimester 1.215 (1.168, 1.264) <0.0001 1.148 (1.071, 1.231) 0.0001
Second Trimester 1.181 (1.135, 1.229) <0.0001 1.124 (1.044, 1.211) 0.0020
Third Trimester 1.071 (1.032, 1.111) 0.0003 0.959 (0.898, 1.024) 0.21
Mean 1.154 (1.130, 1.178) <0.0001 1.074 (1.033, 1.117) 0.0004
Full Gestation Model 3 1.522 (1.434, 1.616) <0.0001 1.204 (1.083, 1.339) 0.0006

1 Model adjusted for: Ozone, non-wildfire PM2.5, PM10, temperature deviation, calendar month, year, mother’s race/ethnicity, mother’s education, income, mother’s age, smoking during pregnancy, drinking during pregnancy, asthma, gestational age, and gindex. 2 Model includes trimester-specific parameters for wildfire smoke PM2.5, non-wildfire PM2.5, PM10, ozone, and temperature deviation. 3 Model includes a single, full gestation, parameter each for wildfire smoke PM2.5, non-wildfire PM2.5, PM10, ozone, and temperature deviation.