Parental health status and infant outcomes: Upstate KIDS Study.
Parental health status and infant outcomes: Upstate KIDS Study.
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DOI:
10.1016/j.fertnstert.2017.10.009
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发表时间:
2018-03
影响因子:
6.7
通讯作者:
Yeung E
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作者:
Buck Louis GM;Bell E;Xie Y;Sundaram R;Yeung E
To assess parental health status inclusive of infertility and infant outcomes. Birth cohort with cross-sectional analysis of parental health status and infant outcomes. 57 counties of Upstate New York Parents (n=4,886) and infants (n=5,845) participating in the Upstate KIDS birth cohort. None Infertility was defined as: 1) sexually active without contraception for 1+ years without pregnancy, 2) ever requiring ≥12 months to become pregnant and 3) requiring ≥12 months for index pregnancy. Multivariable linear regression with generalized estimating equations estimated the change (β coefficient and 95% confidence interval (CI)) in infant outcomes (gestation, birthweight, length, head circumference, ponderal index) and relative to each disease, including infertility after adjusting for age, body mass index and infertility treatment. Prevalence of parental chronic diseases ranged from <1% to 19%, and 21% to 54% for infertility. Maternal hypertension was negatively associated with gestation (β-0.64; 95% CI-1.03, −0.25) and birthweight (−151.98; −262.30, −41.67) as was asthma and birthweight (−75.01; −130.40, −19.62). Maternal kidney disease was associated with smaller head circumference (−1.09; −2.17, −0.01), whereas paternal autoimmune disease with larger head circumference (0.87; 0.15, 1.60). Infertility was negatively associated with birthweight (−62.18; −103.78, −20.58), length (−0.33; −0.60, −0.06) and head circumference (−0.35; −0.67, −0.03). Infertility was significantly associated with reduced infant size even after accounting for infertility treatment, though the magnitude of reduction varied by definition of infertility. Absence of pregnancy within a year of being at risk may be informative about health. Infertility, now defined to be a disease, was associated with smaller infant size particularly when defining it as duration at risk for pregnancy, as were other parental chronic diseases.
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