The levels of alkaline phosphatase were constant and both groups showed a small but nonsignificant increase in osteocalcin.

Cardiac index showed a nonsignificant increase with respect to baseline values in both groups, with no differences between groups during the study.

Conclusion: We found a nonsignificant increase in urinary BPA concentrations in women while pregnant compared with nonpregnant samples from the same women.

Patient-reported outcomes were similar for emotional well-being, satisfaction, and shoulder symptoms, although a nonsignificant increase in chronic breast symptoms was reported by the RT group.

The study also showed a nonsignificant increase in satisfaction with 0.37 extra points (P = 0.137) in the intervention group.