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Table 2 Logistic regression analyses examining the association between preterm birth or low birth weight, active maternal smoking, total smoke exposure and Perceived Stress Scale scores (complete case and imputed, without interaction, including interaction)

From: Investigating associations between maternal stress, smoking and adverse birth outcomes: evidence from the All Our Families cohort

Characteristics

Preterm Birth

 

Low Birth Weight

Adjusted OR (95%CI)a

 

Adjusted OR (95%CI)b

Imputed

without

interaction

Complete casec

with

interaction

Imputedd

with

interaction

 

Imputed

without interaction

Complete casec

with

interaction

Imputedd

with

interaction

Active maternal smoke exposure

1.63

(1.07–2.48)

0.93

(0.25–3.49)

1.36

(0.76–2.43)

 

1.21

(0.67–2.18)

0.65

(0.25–1.74)

0.89

(0.40–1.97)

Perceived Stress Scale score (PSS)

1.03

(1.01–1.06)

1.03

(1.001–1.06)

1.03

(1.00-1.06)

 

1.02

(0.99–1.05)

1.01

(0.97–1.05)

1.01

(0.98–1.05)

Interaction: Active maternal smoke exposure and PSS score

 

1.03

(0.95–1.11)

1.01

(0.98–1.04)

  

1.03

(0.99–1.08)

1.02

(0.98–1.06)

Total smoke exposure

1.56

(1.07–2.28)

1.62

(0.63–4.17)

1.55

(0.65–3.69)

 

1.52

(0.93–2.50)

2.64

(0.94–7.40)

2.13

(0.85–5.33)

Perceived Stress Scale score (PSS)

1.03

(1.01–1.06)

1.04

(1.01–1.07)

1.03

(1.01–1.06)

 

1.02

(0.99–1.05)

1.03

(0.98–1.07)

1.03

(0.99–1.06)

Interaction: Total smoke exposure and PSS score

 

0.99

(0.94–1.05)

1.00

(0.95–1.05)

  

0.96

(0.90–1.03)

0.98

(0.92–1.04)

  1. OR: odds ratio; 95% CI: 95% confidence interval
  2. a Adjusted for maternal age, body mass index, education, income, parity; b Adjusted for maternal age, body mass index, education, income, parity, preterm birth; c N = 2,154 d N = 3,341