Fig 1.
Inclusion, exclusion and data censoring.
Shown are the number of children who met the exclusion criteria, the number of events and the distribution of antibiotics redemption and diagnosis of childhood type 1 diabetes.
Table 1.
Background characteristics for singleton children born 1997 to 2010 and their parentsa.
Fig 2.
Redemption of antibiotics within the first two years of life.
Included are all children born in Denmark 1997 to 2010, who by their two years birthday were alive and had not emigrated or been diagnosed with type 1 diabetes (n = 858,201). The proportion of children redeeming broad-spectrum and narrow-spectrum antibiotics, respectively, include also children who had redeemed both broad- and narrow-spectrum antibiotics within the first two years of life.
Table 2.
Associations between redemption of antibiotics within the first two years of life and subsequent onset of childhood type 1 diabetes (2 to 14 years, both included).
Table 3.
Evaluation of potential effect-modification by mode of delivery on the association between redemption of antibiotics within the first two years of life and subsequent onset of childhood type 1 diabetes (2 to 14 years, both included).