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. 2013 Nov 22;43(12):1384–1394. doi: 10.1111/cea.12213

Table 1. Dropout analysis. Results from questionnaires mailed to 1000 women who had received an invitation during pregnancy, but chosen not to participate in the COPSAC2010 pregnancy cohort, compared with mothers of children participating in the study. The questionnaire response rate was 86%.

Non‐participants, N = 870a COPSAC2010 N = 690b P‐value
Natural birth 82% 78% 0.098
Furred pets in the home 36% 38% 0.458
Smoking during pregnancy, more than one cigarette per week 9% 7% 0.256
Alcohol during pregnancy, more than one unit per week 2% 2% 0.697
Asthma (self‐reported) 11% 30% <0.001
Eczema (self‐reported) 12% 21% <0.001
Allergy (self‐reported) 27% 34% <0.0001
Hayfever (self‐reported) 20% 38% <0.0001
Education level, university education longer than 3 years 33% 36% 0.18
Employment 0.006
Unemployed 10% 6%
Student 8% 8%
Non‐professional 8% 9%
Professional 73% 78%
Household income <0.001
Below 400 000 DKK 22% 12%
400 000 DKK–600 000 DKK 27% 22%
600 000–800 000 DKK 27% 29%
Above 800 000 DKK 24% 37%
a

The response rate for the different variables varied from 849 to 870 of 870 non‐participants.

b

The response rate for the different variables varied from 620 to 690 of 690 participants.

Significant associations (P < 0.05) were marked in bold.