Fig. 7: Child air pollution proteome vs risk of infections in EMIL.
From: Air pollution-induced proteomic alterations increase the risk of child respiratory infections
Results from the EMIL cohort (n = 101) showing associations between child air pollution proteomic fingerprint and risk of respiratory infections age 1–2 years. Estimates from logistic regression models with 95% confidence intervals adjusted for gestational age, furred pets during the first year, maternal education and income, time to daycare start, number of older siblings, alcohol use, antibiotic use, and smoking during pregnancy, delivery mode, child hospitalization at birth, and birth season. Source data are provided as a Source Data file.
