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Unadjusted coefficient at age 11 (95 % CI)
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Adjusted coefficient at age 11 (95 % CI)
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Unadjusted coefficient age 7–11 (95 % CI)
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Adjusted coefficient age 7–11 (95 % CI)
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Body Mass Index
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Artificially sweetened beverage consumption at age 11a
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Weekly
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0.28 (0.15; 0.40)
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0.32 (0.18; 0.45)
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0.12 (0.02; 0.22)
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0.12; 0.01; 0.22)
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Daily
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0.30 (0.19; 0.42)
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0.31 (0.18; 0.44)
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0.13 (0.04; 0.22)
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0.13 (0.03; 0.23)
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Percentage body fat
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Artificially sweetened beverage consumption at age 11a
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Weekly
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0.43 (0.05; 0.28)
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0.47 (0.38; 0.62)
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0.17 (0.05; 0.28)
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0.18 (0.05; 0.30)
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Daily
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0.38 (0.26; 0.50)
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0.36 (0.23; 0.50)
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0.16 (0.07; 0.26)
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0.15 (0.06; 0.25)
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aReference group children consuming artificially sweetened beverages less than once a week/never
- Weekly consumption = 1–6 days a week, Daily consumption = once a day/ more than once a day
- Adjusted models adjusted for: age (in months), sex, ethnic group, equivalised income, mother’s highest educational qualification, country, portions of fruit consumer per day, breakfast consumption, days per week of sport/exercise, hours spent watching TV per weekday and mode of transport to school, being on a controlled diet at age 7 and snacking at age 7. Models of change in adiposity adjusted for adiposity at age 7
