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. 2019 Sep 15;34(3):257–266. doi: 10.1111/ppe.12582

Table 4.

Among daughters, mean differences in outcome measures associated with paracetamol exposure at 18‐32 wk gestation

Measure Na

AMD

(95% CI)

P trend
Cognition
IQ: Freedom from distractibility at 8 y 2726

−0.41

(−0.88, +0.06)

0.084
Temperament
M.Adaptability at 6 mo 3933

+0.215

(−0.19,+0.62)

0.293
M.Persistence at 24 mo 3883

+0.36

(+0.02, +0.70)

0.039
Behaviour
M.SDQ Hyperactivity at 42 mo 3781

+0.17

(+0.05, +0.30)

0.006
M.SDQ Hyperactivity at 47 mo 3613

+0.25

(+0.09, +0.41)

0.002
T.SDQ Hyperactivity at 7‐8 y 2177

+0.21

(+0.02, +0.40)

0.033
T.DAWBA Attention at 7‐8 y 2181

+0.66

(+0.27, +1.04)

0.001
T.DAWBA Attention/Activity at 7‐8 y 2484

−0.11

(−0.41, +0.19)

0.478
M.SDQ Conduct problems at 42 mo 3781

+0.16

(−0.00, +0.32)

0.050
M.SDQ Conduct problems at 47 mo 3613

+0.06

(−0.04, +0.16)

0.273
M.SDQ Conduct problems at 81 mo 3266

+0.08

(−0.03, +0.19)

0.169
M.SDQ Total behavioural difficultiesb at 42 mo 3781

+0.49

(+0.11, +0.88)

0.012
M.SDQ Total behavioural difficultiesb at 47 mo 3613

+0.26

(−0.05, +0.57)

0.100

Outcome measures were either included in Table 3, or have shown effects at P < .05. Details of outcome measures are given in the Supplementary Material.

For definitions of DAWBA and SDQ see Supplementary Material; the IQ tests were performed by ALSPAC psychologists; the behaviour measures were reported by mothers (labelled ‘M’) within self‐completion questionnaires, with the exception of those labelled ‘T’ which were completed by teachers.

a

Adjusting for all factors in Table 2.

b

Combination of hyperactivity, conduct, emotional and peer problems.