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. 2019 May 2;96(4):558–569. doi: 10.1007/s11524-019-00356-2

Table 1.

Descriptive statistics of individual- and neighborhood-level characteristics, Geographic Research on Wellbeing (GROW) study, CA, USA, 2012–2013, N = 2619

Characteristics N Weighted (%) Prevalence of asthma (%)
Total sample 13.2
Neighborhood poverty mobility
  Non-poor both times 1788 64.5 11.8
  Poor both times 396 17.8 16.7
  Moved into a poor neighborhood 158 6.2 19.5
  Moved out of a poor neighborhood 277 11.5 12.2
Child age
  4–5 years 653 23.4 12.4
  6–7 years 1.045 37.6 12.0
  8–10 years 921 39.1 14.8
Child sex
  Boy 1370 52.3 15.8
  Girl 1249 47.7 10.3
Child race/ethnicity
  Asian/Pacific Islander 191 11.0 15.4
  Black, non-Hispanic 235 5.2 29.8
  Latino/a 1235 54.7 12.5
  White, non-Hispanic 753 21.9 9.9
  More than one race 205 7.2 13.4
Mother’s marital status
  Married or cohabiting 2193 84.2 12.9
  Separated/divorced/widowed 187 6.9 12.7
  Single/never married 239 8.9 16.7
Mother’s education
  Less than high school 400 19.0 12.5
  High school/GED 459 21.6 11.7
  Some college 634 23.3 16.5
  College graduate or more 1126 36.2 12.3
Family income
  Non-poor both times 1712 58.4 13.0
  Poor both times 454 21.2 13.3
  Became poor 185 7.9 15.7
  Became non-poor 268 12.6 12.2
Mother neighborhood dissatisfaction 225 9.2 18.6

Note. Family income and neighborhood mobility were measured at the time of both the MIHA and GROW surveys, and other variables were measured at the time of the GROW survey