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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 May 22.
Published in final edited form as: Paediatr Perinat Epidemiol. 2019 Aug 29;33(6):397–404. doi: 10.1111/ppe.12578

TABLE 2.

Demographic and reproductive characteristics in relation to dichotomised BPA levels

Women Men
Low (<2.75 ng/mL) High (≥2.75 ng/mL) Low (<2.94 ng/mL) High (≥2.94 ng/mL)
Total (n = 81) % Total (n = 83) % Total (n = 80) % Total (n = 83) %
Age categorya,b
 <(F:27, M:28) 42 51.9 47 56.6 40 50.0 50 60.2
 ≥(F:27, M:28) 39 48.2 36 43.4 40 50.0 33 39.8
Educationc
 High school-some college (college 1–3 y) 28 34.6 21 25.6 36 45.0 33 40.2
 College (>4 y, graduate) 53 65.4 61 74.4 44 55.0 49 59.8
Pregnancy outcome in study
 Pregnant 58 71.6 67 80.7 60 75.0 64 77.1
 Not pregnant 23 28.4 16 19.3 20 25.0 19 22.9
Prior pregnancy
 Yes 38 46.9 33 39.8 36 45.0 35 42.2
 No 43 53.1 50 60.2 44 55.0 48 57.8
a

Age category for women: n < 27, ≥27.

b

Age category for men: n < 28, ≥28.

c

Number of missing observation: 1 woman and 1 man.