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. 2016 May 24;12:25. doi: 10.1186/s13223-016-0129-x

Table 1.

Characteristics of the participants who have information on child’s scratch status either at 6 or 12 months (n = 140)

Variables n (%)
Maternal race
 African American (AA) 30 (21.7)
 European American or Other 108 (78.3)
Sex of the infant
 Male 70 (50.0)
Maternal smoking during pregnancy 8 (5.9)
Smoke 6 months after delivery 14 (10.6)
Smoke 12 months after delivery 15 (15.0)
History of parental allergy
 Asthma
  Mother 38 (27.7)
  Father 35 (21.21)
 Eczema
  Mother 12 (8.8)
  Father 6 (4.1)
 Rhinitis
  Mother 68 (49.6)
  Father 77 (46.7)
Marital status
 Married 97 (71.9)
 Other 1 (0.7)
 Single but living together 16 (11.9)
 Single 21 (15.6)
Pets 6 months after delivery 4 (3.0)
Pets 12 months after delivery 6 (5.9)
Season of child’s birth
 Fall 30 (22.1)
 Spring 30 (22.1)
 Summer 30 (22.1)
 Winter 46 (33.7)
Use of antibiotics during pregnancy 34 (19.1)
Vaginal/urinary infections during pregnancya 60 (44.1)
Method of delivery
 Spontaneous vaginal delivery 32 (41.0)
 After induction vaginal delivery 26 (33.3)
 Cesarean section 20 (25.6)
Fish intake during pregnancy 6 (7.6)
Education
 Less than high school 11 (8.0)
 Some college 33 (23.9)
 College graduate 45 (32.6)
 Graduate school 49 (35.5)
Tylenol intake during pregnancy 58 (41.4)
Mean (n; 5, 95 %)
Maternal age during pregnancy 29.9 (131; 19.7, 39.0)
Gestational age (weeks) 38.6 (135; 35.0, 41.0)

aIncluding urinary tract infection, vaginitis or vaginosis, genital warts, genital herpes, gonorrhea, syphilis, chlamydia, trichomoniasis, yeast infection, and group B Streptococcus infections