marginally significantp=0.054
Consumption of breastmilk at time of sample collection had marginally significant effects on bacterial phylogenetic relatedness at 6 weeks after adjusting for other exposures and corrected gestational age (p=0.054).
Consumption of breastmilk at time of sample collection had marginally significant effects on bacterial phylogenetic relatedness at 6 weeks after adjusting for other exposures and corrected gestational age (p=0.054).
Bacterial phylogenetic relatedness differences between earlier versus later GA infants at 6 weeks of age, after adjusting for exposures, were marginally statistically significant (p=0.088, Figure 4b ).