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. 2021 Apr 30;13(5):1518. doi: 10.3390/nu13051518

Table 2.

Poisson regression model for top 10 genera relative abundance based on breastfeeding practices one month.

Breastfeeding Practices One Month
Genus Rel.abund (%) IRR 95% CI p
Streptococcus 29.19 EBF vs. MF 0.92 0.85–1.00 0.033
Staphylococcus 27.78 EBF vs. MF 0.69 0.64–0.74 <0.001
Ralstonia 10.11 EBF vs. MF 3.72 2.94–4.72 <0.001
Acinetobacter 9.64 EBF vs. MF 1.26 1.08–1.47 0.003
Gemella 4.20 EBF vs. MF 0.95 0.76–1.20 0.678
Pseudomonas 2.69 EBF vs. MF 9.60 4.53–20.28 <0.001
Lactobacillus 2.57 EBF vs. MF 6.43 3.42-12.10 <0.001
Escherichia/Shigella 1.40 EBF vs. MF 0.42 0.31–0.58 <0.001
Bifidobacterium 1.25 EBF vs. MF 9.52 3.03–29.92 <0.001
Stenotrophomonas 1.23 EBF vs. MF 1.33 0.77–2.28 0.303

Poisson regression models were run for the top 10 genera based on breastfeeding practices, adjusted for the mode of birth and antibiotic treatment at one month and pre-gestational BMI. p < 0.05 was considered statistically significant. Incidence rate ratio (IRR). Confidence interval (CI). Exclusive breastfeeding (EBF) and mixed feeding (MF) at one month.