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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2012 May 1.
Published in final edited form as: Pediatr Diabetes. 2010 Oct 28;12(3PT1):165–171. doi: 10.1111/j.1399-5448.2010.00686.x

Table 2.

Characteristics of TEDDY general population families associated with study withdrawal in the first year after enrollment

Characteristic Actives
(n = 2994)
Withdrawals
(n =763 )
Total Sample
(n = 3757)
Country N (%) N (%) N
 Finland 747(84%) 140(16%) 887
 Germany 106(75%) 36(25%) 142
 Sweden 1052(82%) 231(18%) 1283
 United States 1089(75%) 356(25%) 1445
Child sex N (%) N (%) N
 Male 1538 (81%) 352 (19%) 1890
 Female 1456 (78%) 411 (22%) 1867
Maternal age (years) M (SD) M (SD) M (SD)
30.8 (5.0) 28.5 (5.7) 30.4(5.2)
Maternal Lifestyle Behaviors During Pregnancy
 Smoking N (%) N (%) N
  Smoked 296(63%) 171(37%) 467
  Did not smoke 2602(84%) 510(16%) 3112
  Data missing 96(54%) 82(46%) 178
 Alcohol consumption at 3rd trimester N (%) N (%) N
  Alcohol 1–2 times per month 474(87%) 72(13%) 546
  Alcohol ≥ 3 time per month 105(89%) 13(11%) 118
  No alcohol 2359(79%) 609(21%) 2968
  Data missing 56(45%) 69(55%) 125
 Employment status N (%) N (%) N
  Worked all 3 trimesters 1418(85%) 251(15%) 1669
  Reduced work, quit, or did not work at all 1426(77%) 417(23%) 1843
  Data missing 150(61%)  95(39%) 245
Dad Participation in TEDDY N (%) N (%) N
 Participated 2813(82%) 624(18%) 3437
 Did Not Participate 181(57%) 139(43%) 320
Maternal Reactions to Child’s Increased TIDM Risk
 Risk perception N (%) N (%) N
  Accurate 1809(84%) 355(16%) 2164
  Underestimate 1132(77%) 343(23%) 1475
  Data missing 53(45%) 65(55%) 118
 State Anxiety Inventory score M (SD) M (SD) M (SD)
  Total Sample 38.7(9.7) 40.8(10.6) 39.1(9.9)
  Risk Perception: Accurate 38.8(10.2) 41.7(10.4) 39.3(9.6)
  Risk Perception: Underestimate 38.4(10.2) 39.9(10.8) 38.8(10.4)
N (%) N (%) N
  Data missing 46 (42%) 63 (58%) 109
Missing Data N (%) N (%) N
 ≤1 missing data points 2944 (81%) 695 (19%) 3639
 > 1 missing data points 50 (42%) 68 (58%) 118