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. 2024 Jun 5;16(11):1771. doi: 10.3390/nu16111771

Table 1.

Distribution of socio-demographic characteristics according to dietary and supplemental iodine intake, PRISM (Programming of Intergenerational Stress Mechanisms) pregnancy cohort.

N Percent Food and Supplement Iodine (µg/Day), Median (IQR) # p-Value
Overall 837 100 187 (116, 315)
Maternal factors
Age at birth, years, mean (SD) * 29.8 (5.92)
Age at birth, years 0.4
18–<25 194 23.2 175 (111, 324)
25–<35 473 56.5 188 (114, 310)
≥35 170 20.3 198 (127, 320)
Race/ethnicity 0.05
Non-Hispanic White 142 17.3 151 (110, 269)
Black/Hispanic Black 352 43 198 (115, 337)
Non-Black Hispanic 288 35.1 195 (126, 323)
Other 37 4.52 153 (107, 281)
Missing 18
Education 0.6
High school or less 321 39.2 185 (111, 331)
More than high school 496 60.7 191 (118, 311)
Missing 20
Depression pre-pregnancy 0.02
Yes 208 25.3 204 (131, 378)
No 614 74.7 181 (112, 304)
Missing 15
Pregnancy depressive symptoms (Global EPDS) 0.05
<10 538 71.5 177 (112, 312)
≥10 214 28.5 203 (127, 345)
Missing 85
Postpartum depressive symptoms (Global EPDS) 0.6
<10 454 79.2 191 (117, 319)
≥10 119 20.8 168 (116, 324)
Missing 264
Pregnancy anhedonia symptoms 0.6
0 552 73.5 185 (115, 324)
1–6 199 26.5 193 (120, 317)
Missing 86
Postpartum anhedonia symptoms 0.04
0 391 68.2 198 (126, 319)
1–6 182 31.8 158 (108, 321)
Missing 264
Pregnancy depressive subscale symptoms 0.5
<4 339 45.1 180 (111, 318)
≥4 413 54.9 193 (118, 322)
Missing 85
Postpartum depressive subscale symptoms 0.8
<4 292 51.0 188 (117, 323)
≥4 281 49.0 187 (118, 315)
Missing 264
Thyroid disease § 0.4
Yes 52 6.33 170 (113, 278)
No 769 93.7 190 (116, 320)
Missing 16
Child sex 0.8
Female 422 50.5 181 (116, 323)
Male 413 49.5 192 (115, 305)
Missing 2

* SD—standard deviation; # IQR—interquartile range. § Treatment for a thyroid disease was based on self-report and medical record extraction. p-value for Wilcoxon–Mann–Whitney rank-sum test.