Thus, although the total study population sample size was 50,588, the number of participants was 8,836 after removing the missing data on BFRs, while the number of missing total bilirubin was 20, and 5,831 covariates were excluded from the study, so the difference in missing data may not be significant, but it is a reminder to be aware of this issue in future studies.。 Reviewer #2: Comments for the Research paper entitled ‘The Impact of Brominated Flame Retardants Exposure on Serum Total Bilirubin: A Cross-Sectional Analysis’ Question 1: What is the significance of this study in the context of comprehending the relationship between BFRs and total bilirubin (TB) levels?
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