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. 2001 Nov;91(11):1832–1841. doi: 10.2105/ajph.91.11.1832

TABLE 1.

—Characteristics of the Study Population: Mexican-Origin Women and Their Partners Recruited From Southern California Genetic Clinics, 1995–1997

Women (n = 147) Men (n = 120)
No. % No. %
Ethnicity
    Mexican Americana 45 30.6 34 28.3
    Mexican immigrantb 102 69.4 76 63.3
    Other Latinoc . . . . . . 10 8.3
Education
    Primary or less 37 25.3 31 26.7
    Secondary or less 72 49.3 60 51.7
    More than secondary 37 25.3 25 21.6
Annual household income, $
    <10 000 49 34.5 34 28.8
    10 001–20 000 42 29.6 43 36.4
    ≥20 001 39 27.4 34 28.8
    Unknown 12 8.5 7 5.9
Religion
    Catholic 125 85.0 96 80.0
    Other 15 10.2 10 8.3
    None 7 4.8 14 11.7

Note. Numbers add up to fewer than 147 (women) and 120 (men) because of missing data.

aBorn in the United States or immigrated before completing primary school.

bImmigrated after completing primary school.

cFrom a Hispanic background other than Mexican.