not quite significantp = 0.06
Both male and female maternal obesity offspring showed a ∼10% reduction in the 90th percentile lifespan, which was statistically significant for males (p < 0.006), but not quite significant for females (p = 0.06).
Both male and female maternal obesity offspring showed a ∼10% reduction in the 90th percentile lifespan, which was statistically significant for males (p < 0.006), but not quite significant for females (p = 0.06).