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Table 1 Characteristics and distribution of daily intake of dairy products and calcium at baseline in the study population (n = 315) as compared with the non-participating or excluded subjects (n = 687), OMCHS, Japan

From: Dairy products and calcium intake during pregnancy and dental caries in children

Variable

Study population, No (%) or mean (SD)

Excluded subjects, No (%) or mean (SD)

Pvalue

Baseline characteristics

Maternal age (years)

  

0.0003

 < 29

91 (28.9)

289 (42.1)

 

 29-31

106 (33.7)

193 (28.1)

 

 ≥ 32

118 (37.5)

205 (29.8)

 

Gestational age at baseline (weeks)

  

0.23

 < 15

111 (35.2)

246 (35.8)

 

 15-20

94 (29.8)

235 (34.2)

 

 ≥ 21

110 (34.9)

206 (30.0)

 

Family income (yen/year)

  

0.005

 < 4,000,000

75 (23.8)

226 (32.9)

 

4,000,000-5,999,999

129 (41.0)

274 (39.9)

 

 ≥ 6,000,000

111 (35.2)

187 (27.2)

 

Maternal education (years)

  

<0.0001

 < 13

69 (21.9)

254 (37.0)

 

 13-14

136 (43.2)

277 (40.3)

 

 ≥ 15

110 (34.9)

156 (22.7)

 

Paternal education (years)

  

0.002

 < 13

102 (32.4)

298 (43.4)

 

 13-14

55 (17.5)

117 (68.0)

 

 ≥ 15

158 (50.2)

272 (39.6)

 

Maternal smoking during pregnancy

43 (13.7)

141 (20.5)

0.009

Daily food and nutrition intake 1

Total energy (kJ)

7564.7 ± 1770.0

7689.8 ± 2054.8

0.32

Total dairy products (g)

180.8 ± 113.1

164.2 ± 124.8

0.04

Milk (g)

129.5 ± 101.4

119.2 ± 112.6

0.15

Yogurt (g)

45.5 ± 38.6

39.6 ± 46.8

0.04

Cheese (g)

5.9 ± 8.9

5.4 ± 7.9

0.40

Calcium (mg)

561.9 ± 168.6

529.5 ± 174.7

0.006

  1. 1Nutrient intake and food intake were adjusted for total energy intake using the residual method in a total of 1002 subjects.