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

Table 7.

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
Small for Gestational Age
Distributed Lag Model 2
First Trimester 1.012 (0.977, 1.048) 0.49 1.060 (1.001, 1.124) 0.047
Second Trimester 1.070 (1.034, 1.106) <0.0001 1.040 (0.979, 1.104) 0.20
Third Trimester 1.026 (0.995, 1.057) 0.098 1.023(0.971, 1.078) 0.39
Mean 1.036 (1.017, 1.054) 0.0001 1.041 (1.008, 1.075) 0.013
Full Gestation Model 3 1.121 (1.064, 1.180) <0.0001 1.088 (0.999, 1.185) 0.054
Low Birth Weight (<2500 g)
Distributed Lag Model 2
First Trimester 1.011 (0.978, 1.045) 0.51 1.030 (0.962, 1.103) 0.40
Second Trimester 1.076 (1.042, 1.111) <0.0001 1.004 (0.936, 1.078) 0.90
Third Trimester 0.983 (0.955, 1.012) 0.25 1.031 (0.971, 1.095) 0.31
Mean 1.023 (1.005, 1.040) 0.011 1.022 (0.985, 1.060) 0.25
Full Gestation Model 3 1.062 (1.011, 1.116) 0.017 1.075 (0.973, 1.187) 0.15

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.