Prenatal alcohol exposure
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Findings (50)
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declineEach drink per day increase in maternal drinking during pregnancy increased the odds of being in a higher level of adolescent drinking group by 1.7 times, in a multivariate polytomous logistic regress
Effect: decline; OR 1.70
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declineEach drink per day increase in maternal drinking during pregnancy increased the odds of being in a higher level of adolescent drinking group by 1.7 times, in a multivariate polytomous logistic regress
Effect: decline; OR 1.70
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declineEach drink per day increase in maternal drinking during pregnancy increased the odds of being in a higher level of adolescent drinking group by 1.7 times, in a multivariate polytomous logistic regress
Effect: decline; OR 1.70
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declineEach drink per day increase in maternal drinking during pregnancy increased the odds of being in a higher level of adolescent drinking group by 1.7 times, in a multivariate polytomous logistic regress
Effect: decline; OR 1.70
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declineEach drink per day increase in maternal drinking during pregnancy increased the odds of being in a higher level of adolescent drinking group by 1.7 times, in a multivariate polytomous logistic regress
Effect: decline; OR 1.70
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declineEach drink per day increase in maternal drinking during pregnancy increased the odds of being in a higher level of adolescent drinking group by 1.7 times, in a multivariate polytomous logistic regress
Effect: decline; OR 1.70
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declineEach drink per day increase in maternal drinking during pregnancy increased the odds of being in a higher level of adolescent drinking group by 1.7 times, in a multivariate polytomous logistic regress
Effect: decline; OR 1.70
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declineEach drink per day increase in maternal drinking during pregnancy increased the odds of being in a higher level of adolescent drinking group by 1.7 times, in a multivariate polytomous logistic regress
Effect: decline; OR 1.70
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declineEach drink per day increase in maternal drinking during pregnancy increased the odds of being in a higher level of adolescent drinking group by 1.7 times, in a multivariate polytomous logistic regress
Effect: decline; OR 1.70
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declineEach drink per day increase in maternal drinking during pregnancy increased the odds of being in a higher level of adolescent drinking group by 1.7 times, in a multivariate polytomous logistic regress
Effect: decline; OR 1.70
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declineEach drink per day increase in maternal drinking during pregnancy increased the odds of being in a higher level of adolescent drinking group by 1.7 times, in a multivariate polytomous logistic regress
Effect: decline; OR 1.70
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declineEach drink per day increase in maternal drinking during pregnancy increased the odds of being in a higher level of adolescent drinking group by 1.7 times, in a multivariate polytomous logistic regress
Effect: decline; OR 1.70
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declineEach drink per day increase in maternal drinking during pregnancy increased the odds of being in a higher level of adolescent drinking group by 1.7 times, in a multivariate polytomous logistic regress
Effect: decline; OR 1.70
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declineEach drink per day increase in maternal drinking during pregnancy increased the odds of being in a higher level of adolescent drinking group by 1.7 times, in a multivariate polytomous logistic regress
Effect: decline; OR 1.70
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declineEach drink per day increase in maternal drinking during pregnancy increased the odds of being in a higher level of adolescent drinking group by 1.7 times, in a multivariate polytomous logistic regress
Effect: decline; OR 1.70
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declineEach drink per day increase in maternal drinking during pregnancy increased the odds of being in a higher level of adolescent drinking group by 1.7 times, in a multivariate polytomous logistic regress
Effect: decline; OR 1.70
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declineEach drink per day increase in maternal drinking during pregnancy increased the odds of being in a higher level of adolescent drinking group by 1.7 times, in a multivariate polytomous logistic regress
Effect: decline; OR 1.70
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declineEach drink per day increase in maternal drinking during pregnancy increased the odds of being in a higher level of adolescent drinking group by 1.7 times, in a multivariate polytomous logistic regress
Effect: decline; OR 1.70
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declineEach drink per day increase in maternal drinking during pregnancy increased the odds of being in a higher level of adolescent drinking group by 1.7 times, in a multivariate polytomous logistic regress
Effect: decline; OR 1.70
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declineEach drink per day increase in maternal drinking during pregnancy increased the odds of being in a higher level of adolescent drinking group by 1.7 times, in a multivariate polytomous logistic regress
Effect: decline; OR 1.70
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declineEach drink per day increase in maternal drinking during pregnancy increased the odds of being in a higher level of adolescent drinking group by 1.7 times, in a multivariate polytomous logistic regress
Effect: decline; OR 1.70
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declineEach drink per day increase in maternal drinking during pregnancy increased the odds of being in a higher level of adolescent drinking group by 1.7 times, in a multivariate polytomous logistic regress
Effect: decline; OR 1.70
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declineEach drink per day increase in maternal drinking during pregnancy increased the odds of being in a higher level of adolescent drinking group by 1.7 times, in a multivariate polytomous logistic regress
Effect: decline; OR 1.70
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declineEach drink per day increase in maternal drinking during pregnancy increased the odds of being in a higher level of adolescent drinking group by 1.7 times, in a multivariate polytomous logistic regress
Effect: decline; OR 1.70
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declineEach drink per day increase in maternal drinking during pregnancy increased the odds of being in a higher level of adolescent drinking group by 1.7 times, in a multivariate polytomous logistic regress
Effect: decline; OR 1.70
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declineEach drink per day increase in maternal drinking during pregnancy increased the odds of being in a higher level of adolescent drinking group by 1.7 times, in a multivariate polytomous logistic regress
Effect: decline; OR 1.70
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declineEach drink per day increase in maternal drinking during pregnancy increased the odds of being in a higher level of adolescent drinking group by 1.7 times, in a multivariate polytomous logistic regress
Effect: decline; OR 1.70
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nullPrenatal alcohol exposure was significantly associated with earlier age of alcohol onset in bivariate analysis but was no longer significant in the multivariate Cox proportional hazards model after co
Effect: null; HR 1.17
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nullPrenatal alcohol exposure was significantly associated with earlier age of alcohol onset in bivariate analysis but was no longer significant in the multivariate Cox proportional hazards model after co
Effect: null; HR 1.17
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nullPrenatal alcohol exposure was significantly associated with earlier age of alcohol onset in bivariate analysis but was no longer significant in the multivariate Cox proportional hazards model after co
Effect: null; HR 1.17
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nullPrenatal alcohol exposure was significantly associated with earlier age of alcohol onset in bivariate analysis but was no longer significant in the multivariate Cox proportional hazards model after co
Effect: null; HR 1.17
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nullPrenatal alcohol exposure was significantly associated with earlier age of alcohol onset in bivariate analysis but was no longer significant in the multivariate Cox proportional hazards model after co
Effect: null; HR 1.17
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nullPrenatal alcohol exposure was significantly associated with earlier age of alcohol onset in bivariate analysis but was no longer significant in the multivariate Cox proportional hazards model after co
Effect: null; HR 1.17
None
nullPrenatal alcohol exposure was significantly associated with earlier age of alcohol onset in bivariate analysis but was no longer significant in the multivariate Cox proportional hazards model after co
Effect: null; HR 1.17
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nullPrenatal alcohol exposure was significantly associated with earlier age of alcohol onset in bivariate analysis but was no longer significant in the multivariate Cox proportional hazards model after co
Effect: null; HR 1.17
None
nullPrenatal alcohol exposure was significantly associated with earlier age of alcohol onset in bivariate analysis but was no longer significant in the multivariate Cox proportional hazards model after co
Effect: null; HR 1.17
None
nullPrenatal alcohol exposure was significantly associated with earlier age of alcohol onset in bivariate analysis but was no longer significant in the multivariate Cox proportional hazards model after co
Effect: null; HR 1.17
None
nullPrenatal alcohol exposure was significantly associated with earlier age of alcohol onset in bivariate analysis but was no longer significant in the multivariate Cox proportional hazards model after co
Effect: null; HR 1.17
None
nullPrenatal alcohol exposure was significantly associated with earlier age of alcohol onset in bivariate analysis but was no longer significant in the multivariate Cox proportional hazards model after co
Effect: null; HR 1.17
None
nullPrenatal alcohol exposure was significantly associated with earlier age of alcohol onset in bivariate analysis but was no longer significant in the multivariate Cox proportional hazards model after co
Effect: null; HR 1.17
None
nullPrenatal alcohol exposure was significantly associated with earlier age of alcohol onset in bivariate analysis but was no longer significant in the multivariate Cox proportional hazards model after co
Effect: null; HR 1.17
None
nullPrenatal alcohol exposure was significantly associated with earlier age of alcohol onset in bivariate analysis but was no longer significant in the multivariate Cox proportional hazards model after co
Effect: null; HR 1.17
None
nullPrenatal alcohol exposure was significantly associated with earlier age of alcohol onset in bivariate analysis but was no longer significant in the multivariate Cox proportional hazards model after co
Effect: null; HR 1.17
None
nullPrenatal alcohol exposure was significantly associated with earlier age of alcohol onset in bivariate analysis but was no longer significant in the multivariate Cox proportional hazards model after co
Effect: null; HR 1.17
None
nullPrenatal alcohol exposure was significantly associated with earlier age of alcohol onset in bivariate analysis but was no longer significant in the multivariate Cox proportional hazards model after co
Effect: null; HR 1.17
None
nullPrenatal alcohol exposure was significantly associated with earlier age of alcohol onset in bivariate analysis but was no longer significant in the multivariate Cox proportional hazards model after co
Effect: null; HR 1.17
None
nullPrenatal alcohol exposure was significantly associated with earlier age of alcohol onset in bivariate analysis but was no longer significant in the multivariate Cox proportional hazards model after co
Effect: null; HR 1.17
None
nullPrenatal alcohol exposure was significantly associated with earlier age of alcohol onset in bivariate analysis but was no longer significant in the multivariate Cox proportional hazards model after co
Effect: null; HR 1.17
None
nullPrenatal alcohol exposure was significantly associated with earlier age of alcohol onset in bivariate analysis but was no longer significant in the multivariate Cox proportional hazards model after co
Effect: null; HR 1.17
None
nullPrenatal alcohol exposure was significantly associated with earlier age of alcohol onset in bivariate analysis but was no longer significant in the multivariate Cox proportional hazards model after co
Effect: null; HR 1.17