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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2022 Oct 1.
Published in final edited form as: Environ Int. 2021 May 6;155:106516. doi: 10.1016/j.envint.2021.106516

Table 2.

Associations between group (exposed vs non-exposed) and brain volume.

Outcomes % difference b P p-FDR Cohen’s D
Total Brain 5.62 −64868 .039* .059 0.72
Cerebral Gray Matter 5.05 −25648 .079 .079 0.61
Cerebral White Matter 7.69 −27909 .026* .059 0.79
Left Thalamus 7.82 −538.7 .007* .028** 0.97
Right Thalamus 7.48 −487.3 .003* .026** 1.07
Left Putamen 1.70 91.0 .635 .754 0.16
Right Putamen 2.82 −133.8 .442 .708 0.26
Left IFG 8.63 −734.1 .026* .052** 0.79
Right IFG 10.91 −987.8 .025* .052** 0.79
Left ACC 2.70 −91.5 .662 .754 0.15
Right ACC 2.04 −71.9 .754 .754 0.11

Note: Regression models include group, age, sex, and intracranial volume; total brain volume model excludes intracranial volume.

**

p≤.05 corrected

*

p≤.05 uncorrected. Models were FDR corrected separately for 3 global and 8 regional brain measures. % difference = percent difference between groups in volume. b = unstandardized beta. ACC = anterior cingulate cortex. IFG = inferior frontal gyrus.