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Additional file 1: of Occupational exposure to organic solvents during pregnancy and childhood behavior: findings from the PELAGIE birth cohort (France, 2002â2013)
Figure S1. Flow chart of sample selection (PELAGIE Cohort, France, 2002â2013). Table S1. Items used to assess the child behavior at age 2 in the PELAGIE cohort study, France, 2002â2013. Table S2. Items used to assess the mother-child interaction at age 2 in the PELAGIE cohort study, France, 2002â2013. Table S3. Groups of products related to occupational exposure to solvents (nâ=â715) in the PELAGIE Cohort study, France, 2002â2013. Table S4. Distribution of maternal occupations during pregnancy in the PELAGIE Cohort, France, 2002â2013. Table S5. Characteristics of samples across the PELAGIE Cohort follow-ups (France, 2002â2013). Table S6. Associations between behavior latent traits at 2 and 6Â years (crude and adjusted models), PELAGIE Cohort, France, 2002â2013, Nâ=â715. Table S7. Structural Equation Modeling of behavior at ages 2 and 6 in the PELAGIE Cohort, France, 2002â2013 â Factor loadings for the latent traits at ages 2 and 6 (crude and adjusted model, nâ=â715). Table S8. Structural Equation Modeling of behavior at ages 2 and 6 in the PELAGIE Cohort. France. 2002â2013 â Factor loadings for the latent traits at ages 2 and 6 (crude model) in boys (Nâ=â379) and girls (Nâ=â336). Table S9. Associations between behavior latent traits at age 6 and age 2 in boys (Nâ=â379) and girls (Nâ=â336) (crude model), PELAGIE Cohort, France, 2002â2013. Table S10. Sex-Stratified Total Associations Between Occupational Solvent Exposure During Pregnancy and Child Behavior at Age 2 and Age 6 (Nâ=â379 Boys and Nâ=â336 Girls, PELAGIE cohort, France, 2002â2013). Table S11. Comparison of children participating at the 2Â year and 6Â year follow-ups with those participating only at the 2Â year follow-up (PELAGIE Cohort, France, 2002â2013). (DOCX 131 kb
Percentage of children classified as overweight (including obesity), obese and at risk of overweight.
<p>SD: Standard Deviation; IOTF: International Obesity Task Force</p><p>C-25 and C-30 correspond to centiles that match BMI 25 and 30 kg/m<sup>2</sup> at 18 years</p><p><sup>â </sup>WHO > 1 SD correspond to WHO > 85<sup>th</sup></p><p><sup>âĄ</sup>WHO > 2 SD correspond to WHO > 97.7<sup>th</sup></p><p>*Overweight includes âobesityâ</p><p>**At risk of overweight includes âoverweightâ and âobesityâ</p><p>Percentage of children classified as overweight (including obesity), obese and at risk of overweight.</p
Mean z-scores of our French population (5â18 years) according to both growth charts.
<p>Mean z-scores of our French population (5â18 years) according to both growth charts.</p
Mean z-scores of exclusively/never breastfed children according to both growth charts.
<p>Mean z-scores of exclusively/never breastfed children according to both growth charts.</p
Characteristics of the studies used for analyses of children from birth to 5 years.
<p>EDEN, <b>E</b>tude des dĂ©terminants prĂ©- et post natals du <b>D</b>Ă©veloppement et de la santĂ© de lâ<b>E</b>nfant; ELANCE, <b>E</b>tude <b>L</b>ongitudinale <b>A</b>limentation <b>N</b>utrition <b>C</b>roissance des <b>E</b>nfants; ELFE, <b>E</b>tude <b>L</b>ongitudinale <b>F</b>rançaise depuis lâ<b>E</b>nfance; EPIPAGE, <b>E</b>tude <b>EPI</b>dĂ©miologique sur les <b>P</b>etits <b>A</b>ges <b>G</b>estationnels; FLVS, <b>F</b>leurbaix <b>L</b>aventie <b>V</b>ille <b>S</b>antĂ©; PELAGIE, <b>P</b>erturbateurs <b>E</b>ndocriniens: Ă©tude <b>L</b>ongitudinale sur les <b>A</b>nomalies de la <b>G</b>rossesse, lâ<b>I</b>nfertilitĂ© et lâ<b>E</b>nfance.</p><p>Characteristics of the studies used for analyses of children from birth to 5 years.</p