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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2022 Mar 1.
Published in final edited form as: Epidemiology. 2021 Mar 1;32(2):239–247. doi: 10.1097/EDE.0000000000001303

Table 1.

Baseline characteristicsa of 1,535 men according to male preconceptional marijuana use, PRESTO (2013-2019).

Male marijuana use in the 2 months
before baseline
Characteristic None <1
time/week
≥1 time/week
Number of couples (n) 1,267 140 128
Male age at baseline (mean years) 32 32 32
Female partner age at baseline (mean years) 30 30 29
Non-Hispanic White (%) 88 89 86
Household income <$50,000/year (%) 14 7 26
Less than college degree (%) 27 28 49
Body mass index, kg/m2 (mean) 28 27 27
Metabolic equivalent of task-hours/week of physical activity (mean) 33 35 31
Alcohol, drinks/week (mean) 6 11 8
Caffeine 300+ mg/day (%) 14 16 17
Sugar-sweetened soda intake, drinks/week (mean) 2 2 3
Daily multivitamin use (%) 37 35 25
Average sleep duration <7 hours/night (%) 34 26 37
Work ≥50 hours/week (%) 28 24 23
Perceived stress scale score (mean) 14 15 17
Ever diagnosed with anxiety (%) 7 7 14
Ever diagnosed with depression (%) 9 12 20
Ever pregnant/impregnated someone (%) 47 39 57
History of sexually transmitted infections (%) 4 7 7
Current environmental tobacco smoke exposure (%) 9 11 20
Current regular smoker (%) 4 8 24
Current occasional smoker (%) 4 9 5
Past smoker (%) 16 28 31
Female partner current regular smoker at baseline (%) 2 6 11
Female partner current marijuana user at baseline (%) 3 34 46
Prior any pregnancy loss (female partner) (%) 29 32 39
History of spontaneous abortion (female partner) (%) 23 18 28
History of therapeutic abortion (female partner) (%) 7 14 15
a

All male characteristics except for age are standardized to male baseline age of cohort, and female characteristics except for age standardized to female baseline age of cohort.