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. 2008 Aug;98(8):1473–1479. doi: 10.2105/AJPH.2007.112813

TABLE 1—

Characteristics Associated With IPF and Non-IPF Deaths: New York City, 1990–1999

Characteristic IPF (n = 294) Non-IPFa (n = 748) P
Individual level
Race/ethnicity, No. (%) .004
    White 38 (12.9) 135 (18.1)
    Black 131 (44.6) 381 (50.9)
    Hispanic 105 (35.7) 200 (26.7)
    Asian or other 20 (6.8) 32 (4.3)
Foreign born, no. (%) 163 (55.4) 300 (40.1) <.001
Age, y, mean (SD) 34.07 (11.60) 39.75 (18.46) <.001
Neighborhood level
Racial distribution, mean % (SD)
    White 26.22 (25.00) 25.58 (25.10) .711
    Black 33.97 (25.11) 36.75 (27.42) .132
    Hispanic 31.80 (21.33) 29.92 (20.12) .184
    Asian or other 8.01 (7.59) 7.74 (7.18) .594
Aged 15–34 y, mean % (SD) 31.93 (2.72) 32.13 (2.88) .292
Socioeconomic status
    Per capita income, $, mean (SD) 14 254 (7 656) 15 582 (10 140) .022
    Median household income, $ (SD) 28 763 (10 684) 29 708 (11 212) .215
    Unemployed, mean % (SD) 12.39 (4.90) 12.22 (4.76) .607
    Female-headed households with children < 18 y, mean % (SD) 15.26 (8.43) 14.64 (7.98) .269

Note. IPF = intimate partner femicide. Data are restricted to femicide decedents 16 years or older who were residents of New York City.

aIncludes cases in which perpetrator status was unknown.