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. 2020 Jan 23;20:52. doi: 10.1186/s12884-020-2748-y

Table 1.

The distribution of characteristics of all women according to their smoking status during pregnancy; aggregated years from 2010 to 2017

Overall na (%b) Smoker na (%b) Nonsmoker na (%b) P-valuec
Total 27,912,380 (100.0) 2,261,826 (8.1) 25,650,554 (91.9)
Age < 0.001
 Under 15 21,028 (0.1) 532 (0.0) 20,496 (0.1)
 15–19 185,7349 (6.7) 193,188 (8.5) 1,664,161 (6.5)
 20–24 6,118,273 (21.9) 768,677 (34.0) 5,349,596 (20.9)
 25–29 8,037,230 (28.8) 698,979 (30.9) 7,338,251 (28.6)
 30–34 7,450,554 (26.7) 408,433 (18.1) 7,042,121 (27.5)
 35–39 3,583,835 (12.8) 159,177 (7.0) 3,424,658 (13.4)
 40–44 784,035 (2.8) 31,486 (1.4) 752,549 (2.9)
 45 and over 60,076 (0.2) 1354 (0.1) 58,722 (0.2)
Race < 0.001
 White 21,280,913 (76.2) 1,891,554 (83.6) 19,389,359 (75.6)
 Black 4,372,566 (15.7) 296,856 (13.1) 4,075,710 (15.9)
 American Indian/Alaskan Native 307,120 (1.1) 50,974 (2.3) 256,146 (1.0)
 Asian/Pacific Islander 1,951,781 (7.0) 22,442 (1.0) 1,929,339 (7.5)
Educational attainment < 0.001
 Less than 12 years 4,342,229 (15.7) 585,466 (26.0) 3,756,763 (14.8)
 High school diploma or GED 6,894,215 (25.0) 907,369 (40.4) 5,986,846 (23.6)
 Some college or associate’s degree 7,988,791 (29.0) 680,190 (30.2) 7,308,601 (28.8)
 Bachelor’s degree 5,320,424 (19.3) 62,209 (2.8) 5,258,215 (20.7)
 Master’s degree or higher 3,043,790 (11.0) 13,377 (0.6) 3,030,413 (12.0)
Year < 0.001
 2010 2,620,675 (9.4) 241,782 (10.7) 2,378,893 (9.3)
 2011 3,136,124 (11.2) 280,300 (12.4) 2,855,824 (11.1)
 2012 3,317,588 (11.9) 288,811 (12.8) 3,028,777 (11.8)
 2013 3,392,135 (12.2) 287,250 (12.7) 3,104,885 (12.1)
 2014 3,779,767 (13.5) 316,215 (14.0) 3,463,552 (13.5)
 2015 3,883,535 (13.9) 299,705 (13.3) 3,583,830 (14.0)
 2016 3,936,643 (14.1) 282,788 (12.5) 3,653,855 (14.2)
 2017 3,845,913 (13.8) 264,975 (11.7) 3,580,938 (14.0)

aunweighted frequency

b% = weighted column percentage

cP-value corresponding to the Rao-Scott Chi-Square tests