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. 2016 Apr 1;17(4):485. doi: 10.3390/ijms17040485

Table 1.

Demographic data of participants and non-participants at baseline 12 and 18 year follow-ups.

Characteristics During the First Year of Life At 12 Years At 18 Years
Baseline Participants (n = 620) Participants (n = 370) Non-Participants (n = 250) p Participants (n = 434) Non-Participants (n = 186) p
Female sex 303 (48.9%) 175 (47.3%) 128 (51.2%) 0.34 * 215 (49.5%) 88 (47.3%) 0.61 *
Mother’s education
Primary 50 (8.0%) 24 (6.5%) 26 (10.4%) <0.05 # 30 (7.0%) 20 (10.5%) <0.05 #
Secondary 206 (33.2%) 113 (30.5%) 93 (37.2%) 129 (29.7%) 77 (41.4%)
University 364 (58.7%) 233 (63.0%) 131 (52.4%) 275 (63.3%) 89 (47.8%)
Father’s education
Primary 68 (11.0%) 42 (11.4%) 31 (12.5%) <0.05 # 24 (5.5%) 30 (16.1%) <0.05 #
Secondary 172 (27.9%) 125 (33.8%) 65 (26.2%) 113 (26.0%) 61 (32.3%)
University 377 (61.1%) 268 (72.4%) 152 (61.3%) 233 (53.7%) 92 (49.5%)
Parental smoking 107 (17.5%) 75 (20.3%) 47 (19.1%) 0.71 * 63 (14.5%) 44 (24.0%) <0.05 *
Parent asthma 379 (61.3%) 233 (63.0%) 146 (58.4%) 0.25 * 261 (60.0%) 118 (63.4%) 0.43 *
Living ≤150 m from a freeway or highway 97 (16.0%) 51 (13.8%) 46 (18.4%) 0.12 * 64 (14.7%) 33 (17.7%) 0.35 *
Major road length within 150 m buffer
Median/m 261 261 262 262 254
Inter quartile range/m 102 105 92 110 122

Test for differences between the two populations: z-test * and chi-square test #.