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 Prenatal exposure to residential greenness and artificial light at night and neurodevelopmental outcomes in children aged 4-12 years: A retrospective cohort study in China |
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Abstract Background: Neurodevelopmental outcomes may be shaped by modifiable residential environmental exposures during pregnancy; however, in rapidly urbanizing contexts, evidence on prenatal greenness and artificial light at night (ALAN) across multiple neurodevelopmental outcomes, including critical exposure windows and spatial characteristics, remains limited. Methods: We analyzed 814 children aged 4-12 years from an ongoing cohort in southern China. Prenatal greenness was assessed across multiple spatial buffers, while ALAN was estimated at the address level. Multivariable regression models were used to examine associations with cognitive, motor, behavioral, learning, and ASD-related outcomes, stratified by urbanicity, with additional gestational-window analyses and interpretable machine-learning approaches. |
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(2025-6-4)
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无极微光
cdercder
牧青
Criminology34
七颗茶香豆
TE
科研狗
学术文献互助
Enigma_GEB
Kao
Nole
渡人舟
zhixiang
GingerF
秋风
DOC_XIONG
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OK
Ali
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