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. 2022 Jul 2;19(13):8148. doi: 10.3390/ijerph19138148

Table 2.

Behavioral characteristics of study population in nested case–cohort study of preschool attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder in the Norwegian Mother, Father and Child Cohort (MoBa), birth years 2004–2008.

Preschool ADHD Cases (n = 259) Sub-Cohort (n = 547)
n % n %
(Mean, SD) (Mean, SD)
Any maternal smoking during pregnancy up until the ~17th week of gestation
Yes 61 23.6 75 13.9
No 197 76.4 466 86.1
Missing (n) 1 6
Any maternal alcohol use during pregnancy up until the ~17th week of gestation
Yes 32 13.4 65 12.9
No 207 86.6 438 87.1
Missing (n) 20 44
Fresh fruit consumption during pregnancy up until ~22 weeks gestation (servings per day) (2.0, 1.4) (2.1, 1.3)
Missing (n) 4 7
Raw vegetable consumption during pregnancy up until ~22 weeks gestation (servings per day) (1.4, 0.8) (1.4, 0.9)
Missing (n) 8 21
Self-reported pesticide exposure *
Yes 15 6.1 25 4.8
No 230 93.9 495 95.2
Missing(n) 14 27
Season of prenatal urine collection
Winter 70 27.3 156 28.5
Fall 56 21.6 119 21.8
Spring 66 25.5 135 24.7
Summer 67 25.9 137 25.1
Missing (n) 0 0

Note: ADHD, attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder; SD, standard deviation, * Maternal self-report of contact with weed killers, insecticides, or fungicides either at work or in leisure time during the six months prior to 17th week of gestation.