Table 3.
Crude and adjusted associations (β estimates and 95% confidence intervals) between maternal fish intake during pregnancy and child raw total SRS scores
n | Crude (β, 95% CI) | Adjusted (β, 95% CI)a | |
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Analyses by frequency of fish intake | |||
Early pregnancy intake | |||
No intake | 76 | (Referent) | (Referent) |
Low intake | 228 | −1.97 (−7.82, 3.88) | −1.06 (−6.72, 4.59) |
High Intake | 93 | 0.49 (−6.34, 7.33) | 0.49 (−6.03, 7.02) |
Late pregnancy intake | |||
No intake | 71 | (Referent) | (Referent) |
Low intake | 202 | −0.15 (−6.58, 6.27) | 0.71 (−5.37, 6.79) |
High Intake | 70 | 5.01 (−2.85, 12.87) | 5.60 (−1.76, 12.97) |
Total pregnancy intakeb | |||
Low intake | 278 | (Referent) | (Referent) |
Inconsistent intake | 72 | 8.34 (2.27, 14.40) | 7.85 (2.16, 13.54) |
High intake | 52 | 1.04 (−5.89, 7.97) | 0.68 (−5.97, 7.34) |
Consistency of intake across pregnancy | |||
Low intake | 278 | (Referent) | (Referent) |
Inconsistent: low then high | 29 | 8.60 (−0.35, 17.57) | 9.44 (1.03, 17.86) |
Inconsistent: high then low | 43 | 8.15 (0.63, 15.68) | 6.78 (−0.29, 13.84) |
High intake | 52 | 1.04 (−5.89, 7.98) | 0.70 (−5.96, 7.36) |
Analyses by type of fishc | |||
Early pregnancy intake | |||
Salmon | 147 | −4.32 (−8.89, 0.26) | −1.92 (−6.52, 2.57) |
Fatty fish | 228 | −0.28 (−4.77, 4.20) | 0.23 (−3.73, 4.90) |
Shellfish | 228 | −2.53 (−7.01, 1.95) | 0.75 (−3.61, 5.11) |
Fried fish (EARLI Only) | 37 | 2.62 (−7.54, 12.78) | 3.40 (−6.76, 13.56) |
Late pregnancy intake | |||
Salmon | 114 | −7.43 (−13.12, −1.74) | −4.66 (−10.29, 0.97) |
Fatty fish | 170 | 0.92 (−4.60, 6.70) | 1.58 (−3.77, 6.93) |
Shellfish | 173 | 0.05 (−5.61, 5.71) | 4.50 (−1.02, 10.02) |
Fried fish (EARLI only) | 26 | −1.01 (−15.94, 13.92) | 0.52 (−13.63, 14.67) |
Total pregnancy intake | |||
Salmon | 166 | −5.00 (−9.81, −0.52) | −2.59 (−7.12, 1.93) |
Fatty fish | 256 | −0.83 (−5.62, 3.96) | −0.45 (−5.03, 4.12) |
Shellfish | 255 | 0.35 (−4.44, 5.13) | 4.05 (−0.56, 8.67) |
Fried fish (EARLI Only) | 49 | 2.57 (−6.83, 11.96) | 3.52 (−5.91, 12.95) |
Adjusted for cohort, maternal age, maternal pre-pregnancy BMI, child sex, maternal education level, maternal race/ethnicity, parity, income, prenatal vitamin use
As defined in text; low total pregnancy intake corresponds to low or no intake at both time points; inconsistent intake refers to high intake in one timepoint and low in the other; high intake refers to consistently high intake across both pregnancy timepoints
For fish type analyses, reference category for each estimate is individuals reporting no intake of that type of fish (any intake during the survey period compared to no intake)