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Summary of studies of the association between early breastfeeding initiation and morbidity outcomes (*Reference group).

<p>Summary of studies of the association between early breastfeeding initiation and morbidity outcomes (*Reference group).</p

Univariate and multivariate analysis for factors associated with resistance to first line anti-tuberculosis drugs in Dar es salaam, Tanzania (n = 933).

<p>Univariate and multivariate analysis for factors associated with resistance to first line anti-tuberculosis drugs in Dar es salaam, Tanzania (n = 933).</p

Forest Plot of the relative risk of neonatal mortality (excluding deaths in the first 2–4 days) for infants who initiated breastfeeding 2–23 hours or >24 hours after birth, compared to those who initiated breastfeeding early (<1 hour).

<p>Forest Plot of the relative risk of neonatal mortality (excluding deaths in the first 2–4 days) for infants who initiated breastfeeding 2–23 hours or >24 hours after birth, compared to those who initiated breastfeeding early (<1 hour).</p

Flow diagram of search results and screening process.

<p>Flow diagram of search results and screening process.</p

Summary of studies of the association between early breastfeeding initiation and neonatal mortality.

<p>(*Reference group).</p

Height for age z-score and early life cognitive development.

<p>The shape of the relationship between height for age z-score and early life cognitive development in each of the 3 cohorts, including 95% confidence intervals.</p

Summary Statistics.

<p>* Height was available for the full sample at both age 2 and age 5 in the NFBC1986. Height was measured on a subsample of the BCS1970 cohort at age 2 and the full sample at age 5. The main analyses used height at age 2 z-score for both the NFBC1986 and the CLHNS and used the average of height at ages 2 and 5 z-scores for the BCS1970. These summary statistics reflect that same specification.</p><p>Summary Statistics.</p

Cohort Data Description.

<p>*—Height was available at both age 2 and age 5 in the NFBC1986. Height was measured on a subsample of the BCS1970 cohort at age 2 and the full sample at age 5. The main analyses used height at age 2 z-score for both the NFBC1986 and the CLHNS and used the average of height at ages 2 and 5 z-scores for the BCS1970. Alternative specifications using height at age 5 z-score and the mean of the z-scores for height at ages 2 and 5 in the NFBC1986 were also assessed and the results do not differ substantially.</p><p>Cohort Data Description.</p

Predictors of delayed sputum smear conversion among Tuberculosis patients (n = 1245)^*.

<p>*Additionally controlled for marital status, education status, monthly income, daily expenditure on food and serum creatinine, none of which were significantly associated with delayed sputum smear conversion.</p