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Nicole R. Bush, nicole.bush@ucsf.edu
NB, KL, CK, SS, and FT played a role in funding acquisition for the project supporting this manuscript. FT, JG, NB, and KL contributed to conception and design of the cohort study from which the data were drawn. FT was primarily responsible for project administration and supervision of data acquisition and curation, with support for data curation from NB and KL. SA and NB devised the manuscript study question. SA and ES designed the analytic approach for the study, with oversight by NB and wrote the first draft of the manuscript. ES performed the statistical analyses. LR and NB wrote sections of the manuscript. NB supervised the writing. All authors contributed to the interpretation of results, manuscript revision, and read and approved the submitted version.
We are grateful for the participation of families enrolled in the CANDLE cohort, as well as the dedication of CANDLE research staff and investigators.
The authors declare that the research was conducted in the absence of any commercial or financial relationships that could be construed as a potential conflict of interest.
The ECHO PATHWAYS consortium was funded by the NIH (grants 1UG3OD023271-01 and 4UH3OD023271-03). The CANDLE study was also funded by the Urban Child Institute and the NIH (R01 HL109977). The present study was also affiliated with support from the CANDLE Developmental Origins of Health and Disease study (CIHR award number MWG-146331). NB is the Lisa and John Pritzker Distinguished Professor of Developmental and Behavioral Health and receives support from the Lisa Stone Pritzker Family Foundation and the Tauber Family Foundation.
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