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. 2011 Jul 1;34(7):875–884. doi: 10.5665/SLEEP.1118

Table 1.

Characteristics of the study population with and without snoring data at 1.5, 4.75, and 6.75 years

Covariates 1.5 years
4.75 years
6.75 years
With Data N = 10,653 Missing N = 3,396 With Data N = 9,007 Missing N = 5,042 With Data N = 7,895 Missing N = 6,154
Wheezed, ever 34.58% 60.75%* 49.24% 83.63%* 53.39% 87.89%*
LBW (< 2500 g) 4.99% 7.93%* 4.60% 7.66%* 4.48% 7.27%*
Preterm (< 37 weeks) 5.80% 7.86%* 5.33% 8.03%* 5.32% 7.56%
Housing, inadequate 9.34% 8.11%* 12.53% 12.25% 11.80% 13.52%
Girl 48.47% 46.67% 47.97% 48.81% 48.45% 48.05%
White 97.85% 95.21%* 98.11% 95.67%* 98.14% 96.14%*
Smoked, ever 48.66% 58.63%* 47.77% 56.83%* 47.29% 55.75%*
Other child, ≥ 1 54.82% 57.75%* 54.10% 57.76%* 53.70% 57.61%*
Breastfed, never 23.32% 34.71%* 22.32% 31.94%* 21.39% 31.41%*
Paternal employment, manual 35.12% 54.41%* 41.37% 50.97%* 40.53% 50.43%*
Maternal education, lower 62.29% 75.54%* 60.83% 73.55%* 59.47% 72.98%*
*

Significant at P < 0.05. P values are from χ2 test.

Based upon report of ever wheezing, prior 12 months.

Participants reporting a race other than white are, in descending order: Black Caribbean (n = 75), Indian (n = 53), Other Black (n = 44), Chinese (n = 8), Pakistani (n = 22), Black African (n = 11), and Bangladeshi (n = 7).