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

Table 4.

Associations between prenatal urinary organophosphorus-pesticide metabolite concentrations and child’s preschool ADHD in a nested case–cohort study of the Norwegian Mother, Father and Child Cohort (MoBa), birth years 2004–2008.

OP
Metabolite
Case Sub-Cohort Log10OR
(95% CI)
Case Sub-Cohort Q1 (Ref)
OR
(95% CI)
Case Sub-
Cohort
Q2
OR
(95% CI)
Case Sub-Cohort Q3
OR
(95% CI)
Case Sub-Cohort Q4
OR
(95% CI)
∑DEP0 259 547 0.76
(0.52, 1.09)
72 129 ref 62 140 0.79
(0.52, 1.20)
67 135 0.89
(0.59, 1.34)
58 143 0.73
(0.48, 1.11)
∑DEP1 231 483 1.08
(0.67, 1.75)
66 117 ref 56 124 0.96
(0.59, 1.56)
58 115 1.13
(0.69, 1.85)
51 127 0.94
(0.55, 1.61)
∑DMP0 259 547 0.65
(0.49, 0.88)
77 124 ref 63 139 0.73
(0.48, 1.10)
67 135 0.80
(0.53, 1.20)
52 149 0.56
(0.37, 0.86)
∑DMP1 231 483 0.79
(0.53, 1.17)
73 111 ref 52 127 0.75
(0.47, 1.19)
59 119 0.88
(0.54, 1.42)
47 126 0.75
(0.44, 1.26)

Note: Log10OR, OR per log10-unit increase in concentration of OP metabolite; ref, reference; Q1, quartile 1; Q2, quartile 2; Q3, quartile 3; Q4, quartile 4; CI, confidence interval; ∑ DEP, sum of diethylphosphates metabolites; ∑ DMP, sum of dimethylphosphates metabolites; OR, odds ratio. Model 0, unadjusted; Model 1 adjusted for maternal education, parity, maternal income dependency, maternal age, marital status, maternal ADHD-like symptoms, pesticide use, fruit consumption, raw vegetable consumption, and season; all adjusted models were mutually adjusted for complementary DAP metabolite group.