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. 2024 Jan 9;34(1):27–35. doi: 10.1089/jwh.2024.0064

Table 1.

Sociodemographic and Obstetric Characteristics of Individuals with Cancer Diagnosis During Pregnancy and an Age- and Birth Year-Matched Sample of Individuals Without Cancer During Pregnancy

  Individuals with cancer diagnosis in pregnancy
N = 555
Matched individuals with pregnancies without cancer diagnosis
N = 2,667
  n (%) n (%)
Year of delivery    
 2000–2007 217 (39%) 1044 (39%)
 2008–2017 338 (61%) 1623 (61%)
Age at delivery (years)    
 18–24 61 (11%) 290 (11%)
 25–29 115 (21%) 556 (21%)
 30–34 196 (35%) 946 (35%)
 35–40 183 (33%) 875 (33%)
 Median age (IQR) 32 (28, 35) 32 (28, 35)
Race/ethnicity    
 Hispanic (any race) 78 (14%) 575 (22%)
 Non-Hispanic Black 61 (11%) 367 (14%)
 Non-Hispanic White 337 (61%) 1288 (48%)
 Non-Hispanic, other race 48 (9%) 243 (9%)
 Unknown/missing 31 (6%) 194 (7%)
Marital status    
 Married 375 (68%) 1767 (66%)
 Not married 101 (18%) 532 (20%)
 Unknown/missing 79 (14%) 368 (14%)
Initiation of prenatal care    
 Early (first trimester) 450 (81%) 2052 (77%)
 Late (second or third trimester) 47 (8%) 330 (12%)
 Missing 55 (10%) 271 (10%)
Parity (number of previous livebirths)    
 0 194 (35%) 867 (33%)
 1 215 (39%) 977 (37%)
 2 85 (15%) 468 (18%)
 3 43 (8%) 208 (8%)
 4+ 18 (3%) 146 (5%)
Gestational weeks at delivery Mean (SD) 37.6 (2.3) 38.6 (2.0)

IQR, interquartile range; SD, standard deviation.