C Carazo-Díaz, L Prieto-Valiente
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Revista de neurologia
maternal education one key factors affecting nurturing environment significantly impacts childrens height levels throughout developmental stages however influence maternal education childrens height less studied study aims investigate dynamic influence maternal education childrens height among chinese children aged 018 years children undergoing health examinations january 2021 september 2023 included study clinical information including height weight maternal pregnancy history blood specimens bone metabolismrelated indicators maternal education level collected childrens height categorized 14 groups based age gender percentiles following 2006 growth standards oneway analysis variance anova linear regression chisquare test fishers exact test applied data analysis total 6269 samples collected including 3654 males 2615 females average age 838 397 males 789 355 females significant correlations maternal education level birth weight birth order weight percentile vitamin serum phosphorus alkaline phosphatase levels childrens height identified birth weights influence height varied across age groups compared normal birth weight children low birth weight children exhibited catchup growth within first 6 years subsequent gradual widening height gap 6 18 years old remarkably impact maternal education height became pronounced among children 36 years old mitigate effect low birth weight height found weight percentile birth weight birth order bone marker levels maternal education level significant effect height maternal education attenuates impact low birth weight height findings indicated maternal education plays consistent critical role promoting robust healthy growth