Regression coefficients for CRP, Neutrophils (Neu), and White Blood Cell (WBC) between winter-spring and summer-fall in children and adults (18+ years), NHANES (1999–2012).

Note: Results from regression models on the overall population, adjusting for age, sex, race (white or non-white), poverty income ratio (PIR>1 or ≤1), and BMI, and chronic disease status (self-reported versus no reporting of 16 major chronic diseases: asthma, arthritis, congestive heart failure, coronary heart disease, angina pectoris, heart attack, stroke, emphysema, overweight, chronic bronchitis, liver diseases, thyroid problem, cancer, diabetes, high cholesterols, and hypertension). Additional covariates: education ( high school), smoking, and alcohol consumption were adjusted in the adult data set. Levels of Neu, WBC, CRP, and BMI were natural log transformed. Neu = Segmented neutrophils number, WBC = White blood cell count, CRP = C-reactive protein, Ref = Reference level. Significance levels:*, p**, p≤0.01;***, p≤0.001.Regression coefficients for CRP, Neutrophils (Neu), and White Blood Cell (WBC) between winter-spring and summer-fall in children and adults (18+ years), NHANES (1999–2012).