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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Apr 1.
Published in final edited form as: Environ Res. 2018 Feb 4;162:308–317. doi: 10.1016/j.envres.2018.01.025

Table 1.

Healthy Start participant sociodemographic characteristics: comparison between the full cohort and the subsample used in this analysis

Analytic sample
N=446
Full Cohort
N=1,382
Maternal age, years
 16–19 49 (11) 174 (13)
 20–24 86 (19) 281 (20)
 25–29 112 (25) 334 (24)
 30–34 133 (30) 396 (29)
 35–45 66 (15) 197 (14)
Race/ethnicity
 Non-Hispanic white 256 (57) 738 (53)
 Hispanic 108 (24) 347 (25)
 Non-Hispanic African American 53 (12) 210 (15)
 All others 29 (7) 87 (6)
Education
 Less than 12th grade 61 (14) 200 (14)
 High school or GED 72 (16) 253 (18)
 Some college or associate’s degree 98 (22) 325 (24)
 Four years of college (BA, BS) 100 (22) 304 (22)
 Graduate degree 115 (26) 300 (22)
Household income in the previous year
 Less than $40,000 113 (25) 404 (29)
 $40,000-$70,000 93 (21) 256 (19)
 Greater than $70,000 157 (35) 453 (33)
 Don’t know 83 (19) 269 (19)
Pre-pregnancy body mass index, kg/m2
 <18.5 14 (3) 44 (3)
 18.5–24.9 225 (51) 715 (52)
 25.0–29.9 125 (28) 346 (25)
 ≥30 82 (18) 275 (20)
Previous pregnancies
 At least one 278 (62) 886 (64)
 None 168 (38) 496 (36)
Smoking status at mid-pregnancy
 Any amount 26 (6) 99 (7)
 None 420 (94) 1283 (93)
Marital status
 Married 283 (64) 838 (61)
 Not married, but living with partner 85 (19) 271 (20)
 Not married, and living alone 76 (17) 267 (19)
 Don’t know 2 (<1) 6 (<1)
Employment status at mid-pregnancy
 Employed 290 (65) 755 (62)
 Not employed 196 (35) 455 (38)
Gestational age at urine sample collection, weeks
 20–24 84 (19) -
 25–27 158 (35) -
 28–30 171 (38) -
 31–34 33 (7) -

All values presented as n(%)