Figure 1:

Univariate plot of log₂-transformed PFAS and cord TSH (n = 236). The plot assesses the association between each exposure and the estimate of log₂-transformed TSH while fixing the other exposures to their 50^th percentile. 95% CrI are shown in grey to depict variability. The model has been adjusted for maternal age at delivery, race/ethnicity, marital status at baseline, maternal education level, household income, mean log₁₀-transformed cotinine, maternal alcohol usage during pregnancy, nulliparity, maternal body mass index based on pre-pregnancy weight in pounds, the child’s sex, gestational week at blood draw for PFAS measurement, and delivery mode. All predictors and continuous covariates were centered to 0 and scaled to a standard deviation of 1.