Baseline characteristics of the study population by duration of breastfeeding and infants’ sex, ECLS-B.

<p>Baseline characteristics of the study population by duration of breastfeeding and infants’ sex, ECLS-B.</p>

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Main Author:	Hyojun Park (615533) (author)
Other Authors:	Eric N. Reither (11285470) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Medicine Physiology Biotechnology Sociology Immunology Cancer Science Policy Computational Biology Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified sample comprised 10 excluding 100 non examine bidirectional changes elevated body mass adjusted hazard ratio used two transitions child &# 8217 b assessed children breastfeeding may differ breastfeeding duration increased breastfeeding duration helped e ., entry weight status transitions help overcome ebm ahr ): 0 breastfeeding duration weight status recurrent transitions child pairs b ), time models spanning infancy protective effect prevent ebm potential need outcome variables multilevel discrete main predictor longer reduced longer ). investigated whether exiting ebm effects varied ebm ); birth cohort biological pairs 98 ), 9 months 8 months 7 years 7 months 550 mother 2 months
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