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Table 4 Association between level of tobacco smoke exposure during pregnancy and birth weight (Kg)

From: Prevalence of maternal smoking and environmental tobacco smoke exposure during pregnancy and impact on birth weight: retrospective study using Millennium Cohort

 

Mean birth weight (SE)

Mean difference from non-smoker (95% CI)

Adjusted mean difference from non-smoker (95% CI)

P value for trend

ETS exposure (Level of partner cigarette consumption in non-smokers)

    

Non-smoker or no partner

3.448 (0.007)

-

-

 

Smoker 1–10 cigs/day

3.386 (0.020)

-0.062 (-0.103, -0.021)

-0.027 (-0.067, 0.014)

0.007

Smoker 11–20 cigs/day

3.390 (0.024)

-0.058 (-0.107, -0.008)

-0.053 (-0.101, -0.004)

 

Smoker 20+ cigs/day

3.407 (0.042)

-0.040 (-0.124, 0.044)

-0.059 (-0.141, 0.023)

 

Active Smoker (Level of Maternal cigarette consumption)

    

Non-smoker

3.429 (0.006)

-

-

 

Smoker 1–10 cigs/day

3.325 (0.012)

-0.104 (-0.130, -0.078)

-0.086 (-0.114, -0.059)

< 0.001

Smoker 11–20 cigs/day

3.239 (0.014)

-0.190 (-0.220, -0.160)

-0.190 (-0.221, -0.159)

 

Smoker 20+ cigs/day

3.152 (0.032)

-0.277 (-0.342, -0.213)

-0.275 (-0.341, -0.209)

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