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. 2020 Sep 23;10(2):020419. doi: 10.7189/jogh.10.020419

Table 1.

Background characteristics of study participants in the two cohorts in Matlab, Bangladesh

All participants MNCH PreSSMat

N = 9278
n = 5503
n = 3775
P-value*
Maternal age (year), n (%):
<20
1730 (18.6)
1035 (18.8)
695 (18.4)
0.018
20-24
2997 (32.3)
1837 (33.4)
1160 (30.7)

25-29
2361 (25.4)
1378 (25.0)
983 (26.0)

≥30
2190 (23.6)
1253 (22.8)
937 (24.8)

Parity, n (%):
0
3311 (35.7)
1924 (35.0)
1387 (36.7)
<0.001
1
5197 (56.0)
3053 (55.5)
2144 (56.8)

≥2
770 (8.3)
526 (9.6)
244 (6.5)

Education (year), n (%):
0
1124 (12.1)
717 (13.0)
407 (10.8)
<0.001
1-5
2186 (23.6)
1528 (27.8)
658 (17.4)

≥6
5968 (64.3)
3258 (59.2)
2710 (71.8)

Wealth quintile, n (%):
1-Poorest
1429 (15.4)
822 (14.9)
607 (16.1)
0.470
2
1633 (17.6)
961 (17.5)
672 (17.8)

3
1829 (19.7)
1079 (19.6)
750 (19.9)

4
2064 (22.2)
1243 (22.6)
821 (21.7)

5-Wealthiest 2323 (25.0) 1398 (25.4) 925 (24.5)

MNCH – Maternal, Neonatal, and Child Health, PreSSMat – Preterm and Stillbirth Study, Matlab

*Significance levels by χ2 tests for background characteristics between MNCH and PreSSMat cohort.