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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Dec 1.
Published in final edited form as: JAMA Pediatr. 2014 Dec;168(12):1131–1137. doi: 10.1001/jamapediatrics.2014.1397

Table 1.

Characteristics and Exposures of Study Participants with Available Maternal BPA Concentration and FEV1 or Wheeze Data

FEV1 (N=208) Wheeze (N=360)
Child sex
 Female 116 (55.8%) 198 (55%)
 Male 92 (44.2%) 162 (45%)
Maternal race
 Black 61 (29.3%) 104 (28.9%)
 White 134 (64.4%) 234 (65%)
 Other 13 (6.3%) 22 (6.1%)
Maternal education
 ≤ High School 41 (19.7%) 78 (21.7%)
 > High School 167 (80.3%) 282 (78.3%)
Maternal marital status
 Married, living apart 1 (0.5%) 3 (0.8%)
 Married, living together 143 (68.8%) 240 (66.7%)
 Not married, but living with someone 20 (9.6%) 46 (12.8%)
 Not married, living alone 44 (21.2%) 71 (19.7%)
Household income
 ≤$25,000) 53 (25.7%) 89 (25.1%)
 $25,000–$50,000 35 (17%) 75 (21.2%)
 $50,000–$80,000 63 (30.6%) 90 (25.4%)
 >$80,000 55 (26.7%) 100 (28.2%)
History of maternal allergy
 No 118 (56.7%) 206 (57.2%)
 Yes 90 (43.3%) 154 (42.8%)
Child insurance status
 Private 151 (74%) 247 (73.3%)
 Public 53 (26%) 90 (26.7%)
Log 10 mean cotinine from 16 and 26 weeks
 Mean (SD), μg/L −1.3 (1.12) −1.2 (1.23)
 Median, μg/L −1.6 −1.6
 Range, μg/L (−3.3–2.5) (−3.3–2.6)
Log 10 mean BPA from 16 and 26 weeks
 Mean (SD), μg/g of creatinine 0.4 (0.35) 0.4 (0.32)
 Median, μg/g of creatinine 0.3 0.3
 Range, μg/g of creatinine (−0.3–2.5) (−0.3–2.5)
Gestational age (weeks)
 Mean (SD) 39.1 (1.59) 39.0 (1.69)
 Median 39.4 39.3
 Range (32.7–42.1) (30.4–42.1)