Figure 2.
Association of maternal iodine status in pregnancy with child nonverbal IQ score. (a) Continuous association, depicted as the mean child nonverbal IQ score (black line) with 95% CI (gray area) using pooled data. Models were adjusted for gestational age, child sex, maternal ethnicity/country of birth, maternal education, parity, maternal age, prepregnancy body mass index, and smoking during pregnancy. The P value was provided by an ANOVA test of the null hypothesis that mean child nonverbal IQ score was similar across the whole range of the natural logarithm of UI/Creat. (b and c) Forest plots of (b) UI/Creat <150 µg/g (“deficiency”) and (c) UI/Creat ≥500 µg/g (“excess”) compared with the reference group of UI/Creat ≥150 to <500 µg/g (“sufficient”), depicted as effect estimate (dot) with 95% CI per cohort and overall as estimated by random-effects meta-analysis (diamond). Coef, coefficient.

Association of maternal iodine status in pregnancy with child nonverbal IQ score. (a) Continuous association, depicted as the mean child nonverbal IQ score (black line) with 95% CI (gray area) using pooled data. Models were adjusted for gestational age, child sex, maternal ethnicity/country of birth, maternal education, parity, maternal age, prepregnancy body mass index, and smoking during pregnancy. The P value was provided by an ANOVA test of the null hypothesis that mean child nonverbal IQ score was similar across the whole range of the natural logarithm of UI/Creat. (b and c) Forest plots of (b) UI/Creat <150 µg/g (“deficiency”) and (c) UI/Creat ≥500 µg/g (“excess”) compared with the reference group of UI/Creat ≥150 to <500 µg/g (“sufficient”), depicted as effect estimate (dot) with 95% CI per cohort and overall as estimated by random-effects meta-analysis (diamond). Coef, coefficient.

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