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Evaluation of selection bias To estimate each of the five exposure-outcome associations, we utilized logistic regressions applying Generalized Estimating Equations (GEE) methods to account for instances where women were included more than once in the HOPE cohort (e.g., giving birth to more than one child in the period) [48]
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