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. 2022 Jan 24;176(3):1–10. doi: 10.1001/jamapediatrics.2021.5585

Figure 4. Adjusted Associations Between Eliminating Outdoor Play and Adiposity Measures After Lockdown Among Those Who Reported Any Outdoor Play Before Lockdown.

Figure 4.

Base models (A, point estimates in natural units; C, in ratios) were adjusted for baseline prelockdown measures and precision variables (age, sex, and days since end of lockdown) and interacted with cohort (P values for interaction = .01 for BMI and .03 for BMI z score). Final models (B, point estimates in natural units; D, in ratios) were further adjusted for confounders: ethnicity, maternal education, and prelockdown household income. Final models were fit for primary school–aged children (Growing Up in Singapore Towards Healthy Outcomes [GUSTO]) only because of null crude association in the preschool-aged children. Point estimates are provided in natural units and ratios of eliminated to not eliminated (due to log-transformation); 95% CIs and P values are reported.

aP < .05.