Lack of change in birthweights of infants by generational status among Indian, Pakistani, Bangladeshi, Black Caribbean, and Black African mothers in a British cohort study
Lack of change in birthweights of infants by generational status among Indian, Pakistani, Bangladeshi, Black Caribbean, and Black African mothers in a British cohort study
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10.1093/ije/dyh186
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发表时间：
2004-12-01
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7.7
通讯作者：
Cruickshank, JK
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作者：
Harding, S;Rosato, MG;Cruickshank, JK
目的检验的假设，代际增长将发生在出生的婴儿出生体重的英国出生相比，海外出生（移民）的少数民族women.Method活单胎分娩的母亲目前在1991年人口普查中的一个国家的纵向研究进行了分类，由母亲的出生国和民族血统的人口普查报告。在1983-2000年期间，确定了52 554名白色、1 788名印度人、1 538名巴基斯坦人、995名孟加拉人、300名加勒比黑人和299名非洲黑人活产单胎婴儿。根据母亲年龄、社会经济状况、性别、出生年份和胎次调整平均出生体重。（95% CI：3395，3405）英国出生的白色母亲的婴儿; 3033 g（95% CI：2980，3087）英国出生的印度母亲和3066 g（95% CI：3034，3097）移民印度母亲; 3110 g（95% CI：3049，3172）英国出生的巴基斯坦母亲和3123 g（95% CI：3087，3159）巴基斯坦移民母亲; 3026 g（95% CI：2922，3130）英国出生的孟加拉国母亲和3110 g（95% CI：3076，3145）孟加拉国移民母亲; 3268 g（95% CI：3177，3359）英国出生的加勒比黑人母亲和3238 g（95% CI：3089，3388）;英国出生的非洲黑人母亲为3167 g（95% CI：3004，3330），非洲黑人移民母亲为3302 g（95% CI：3208，3395）。低出生体重婴儿的比例（
Aim To test the hypothesis that an intergenerational increase would occur in birthweights of babies born to UK-born compared with overseas-born (migrant) minority women.Method Live singleton births to mothers present at the 1991 Census in a national longitudinal study were classified by mother's country of birth and ethnic origin as reported in the census. During 1983-2000, 52 554 White, 1788 Indian, 1538 Pakistani, 995 Bangladeshi, 300 Black Caribbean, and 299 Black African live singleton births were identified. Mean birthweights were adjusted for maternal age, socio-economic circumstances, gender, year of birth, and birth order.Results Adjusted mean birthweights were: 3400 g (95% CI: 3395, 3405) for infants of UK-born White mothers; 3033 g (95% CI: 2980, 3087) of UK-born Indian mothers and 3066 g (95% CI: 3034, 3097) of migrant Indian mothers; 3110 g (95% CI: 3049, 3172) of UK-born Pakistani mothers and 3123 g (95% CI: 3087, 3159) of migrant Pakistani mothers; 3026 g (95% CI: 2922, 3130) of UK-born Bangladeshi mothers and 3110 g (95% CI: 3076, 3145) of migrant Bangladeshi mothers; 3268 g (95% CI: 3177, 3359) of UK-born Black Caribbean mothers and 3238 g (95% CI: 3089, 3388) of migrant Black Caribbean mothers; and 3167 g (95% CI: 3004, 3330) of UK-born Black African mothers and 3302 g (95% CI: 3208, 3395) of migrant Black African mothers. The proportions of low birthweight infants (