Among DD children, indoor applications during the pre-pregnancy and pregnancy periods were associated with decreased MSEL DQs; however, these associations did not reach statistical significance.
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Pet Flea and Tick Control Exposure During Pregnancy and Early Life Associated with Decreased Cognitive and Adaptive Behaviors in Children with Developmental Delay and Autism Spectrum Disorder.
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Associations with a Q-value after FDR correction (QFDR) of less than 0.05 were considered statistically significant, while those with a QFDR less than 0.10 were deemed borderline significant.
These associations reached statistical significance from mid-pregnancy (2nd trimester) through the 2nd year of life for soaps, shampoos, and powders, and in the second trimester and second year of life for collars; however, after FDR correction, only soaps, shampoos, and powders exposure during the second year of life remained marginally significant (QFDR = 0.09).