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. 2019 Oct 31;17:196. doi: 10.1186/s12916-019-1432-4

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Fig. 2 — Percentage of FASSTT Offspring participants at 3 and 7 years achieving above average cognitive performance. In children at 3 years, cognitive performance was assessed by the BSITD-III test and at 7 years by the WPPSI-III test. Values are shown as % of children at 3 or 7 years, by treatment group of the mother, who achieved above the median cognitive score for same-sex children at that age versus those who scored at and below the median scores of 10 (for girls and boys) in the BSITD-III test; 24.5 (for girls) and 21.5 (for boys) in the WPPSI-III test. Total numbers at each age and sex group are as follows: girls at 3 years, n = 27; boys at 3 years, n = 12; girls at 7 years, n = 38; and boys at 7 years, n = 32