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. 2012 Jul 19;120(11):1532–1537. doi: 10.1289/ehp.1104563

Table 1.

Characteristics of women from the MoBa base sample at enrollment according to self-reported in utero exposure to tobacco smoke.

Characteristic n (%) p-Valuea
All women 479 (28.0)
Age (years) 0.07
< 25 43 (27.9)
25–29 183 (34.4)
30–34 179 (21.8)
≥ 35 74 (27.0)
Education < 0.01
< High school 32 (37.5)
High school 141 (39.0)
College 214 (22.9)
> College 92 (19.6)
Incomeb ($US) 0.07
< 30,847 119 (36.1)
30,847–46,269 200 (27.5)
46,270–61,693 115 (24.3)
> 61,693 45 (17.8)
Parity 0.71
0 207 (26.1)
1 186 (29.0)
≥ 2 86 (30.2)
BMI (kg/m2) < 0.01
< 25.0 253 (22.9)
25.0 to < 30.0 161 (28.6)
≥ 30.0 65 (46.2)
Smoking (cigarettes/day) 0.02
Nonsmoker 378 (25.7)
< 10 87 (33.3)
≥ 10 14 (57.1)
Alcohol drinking 0.77
No (nondrinker) 362 (27.3)
Yes (drinker) 73 (31.5)
Missing 44 (27.3)
Physical activity (times/week) 0.07
None 99 (38.4)
< 4.0 261 (26.1)
4.0 to < 7.5 89 (24.7)
≥ 7.5 30 (20.0)
ap-Values are from Pearson’s chi-square test comparing exposed and unexposed across categories of each variable. bIndividual annual income.