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Effect of the <i>MySweetheart</i> randomized controlled trial on birth, anthropometric and psychobehavioral outcomes in offspring of women with GDM.

Front Endocrinol (Lausanne) · 2023 · PMC10284133 · PMID 37351105

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borderline significancep=0.05actually significant
Specifically, there were no differences in the occurrence of SGA and LGA, at birth, and no differences in weight, BMI, BMI z-scores or measures of adiposity (sum of four skinfold and/or BIA) at birth, 6-8 weeks or one year, except for birth length, which was lower in the intervention group compared to the usual-care group, but only in the adjusted analyses did it reach borderline significance levels (p=0.05). 3.3 Psychobehavioral outcomes In the overall offspring population, the mean Parenting Stress Index was 22.38, the mean night-time sleep duration was 639 minutes/night with a mean of 1.22 awakenings/night and 5% of mothers perceived their child’s sleep as “a very serious problem” ( Table 2 ).

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borderline significantno p-value reported
After adjustments for maternal age and the offspring’s sex and age, there was a borderline significant between-group difference in birth length ( β :-0.64, CI :-1.27; -0.01, p : 0.05), i.e., offspring of mothers in the intervention group were born 0.64 cm shorter compared to those in the usual-care group.

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close to being significantno p-value reported
This last finding is partially in line with our results, as we did find that the treatment effect on prematurity was close to being significant.

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