Maternal cigarette use during pregnancy and school readiness: An analysis of preschool age children in São Paulo, Brazil

Molino, Andrea; Fidalgo, Thiago M.; Ribeiro, Marcos V.V.; Mariano, Marília; Martins, Sílvia S.; Caetano, Sheila C.; Surkan, Pamela J.

doi:10.1016/j.earlhumdev.2020.105103

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“…Prenatal tobacco smoke exposure as well as socio-economic status (SES) has been significantly associated with child development, presenting a dose-response association. 3 I believe that prenatal tobacco smoke exposure may also be related to the SES. Postnatal risk of neurological impairment should be considered comprehensively in combination with lifestyle factors.…”

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Re: Prenatal tobacco smoke exposure and neurological impairment at 10 years of age among children born extremely preterm

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Risk factors for developmental vulnerability: Insight from population-level surveillance using the Early Development Instrument

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Objectives Population-level studies may elucidate the most promising intervention targets to prevent negative outcomes of developmental vulnerability in children. This study aims to bridge the current literature gap on identifying population-level developmental vulnerability risk factors using combined social and biological/health information. Methods This study assessed developmental vulnerability among kindergarten children using the 2016 Early Development Instrument (EDI) and identified risk factors of developmental vulnerability using EDI data cross-linked to a population-wide administrative health dataset. A total number of 23,494 children aged 5–6 were included (48% female). Prenatal, neonatal, and early childhood risk factors for developmental vulnerability were investigated, highlighting the most important ones contributing to early development. Results The main risk factors for developmental vulnerability were children with a history of mental health diagnosis (risk ratio = 1.46), biological sex–male (risk ratio = 1.51), and poor socioeconomic status (risk ratio = 1.58). Conclusion Our study encompasses both social and health information in a populational-level representative sample of Alberta, Canada. The results confirm evidence established in other geographic regions and jurisdictions and demonstrate the association between perinatal risk factors and developmental vulnerability. Based on these results, we argue that the health system should adopt a multilevel prevention and intervention strategy, targeting individual, family, and community together.

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Maternal cigarette use during pregnancy and school readiness: An analysis of preschool age children in São Paulo, Brazil

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Re: Prenatal tobacco smoke exposure and neurological impairment at 10 years of age among children born extremely preterm

Re: Prenatal tobacco smoke exposure and neurological impairment at 10 years of age among children born extremely preterm

Risk factors for developmental vulnerability: Insight from population-level surveillance using the Early Development Instrument

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