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. 2021 Apr 15;31(2):197–204. doi: 10.18865/ed.31.2.197

Table 1. Socio-demographic characteristics of study participants and bivariate modified Poisson regression results for associations with preterm birth; Life-course Influences on Fetal Environments Study 2009-2011, n=1386.

Term, N=1159 PTB, N=226
N (%)a N (%)a RR 95% CI
Age
18-19 102 (8.8) 14 (6.2) .83 .48, 1.45
20-24 354 (30.5) 73 (32.3) 1.18 .85, 1.63
25-29 313 (27) 53 (23.5) referent
30-34 223 (19.2) 43 (19) 1.12 .77, 1.61
35+ 167 (14.4) 43 (19) 1.41 .98, 2.04
Marital status
Single 543 (47.2) 102 (45.5) referent
Married/cohabiting 607 (52.8) 122 (54.5) 1.06 .83, 1.35
Education (years)
≤12 333 (28.7) 62 (27.4) .95 .73, 1.24
>12 826 (71.3) 164 (72.6) referent
Income
<$35,000 496 (48.3) 85 (40.9) 1.29 1.00, 1.66
≥$35,000 530 (51.7) 123 (59.1) referent
Time in neighborhood
< 24 months 532 (46.6) 107 (48.2) referent
≥24 months 609 (53.4) 115 (51.8) .95 .75, 1.21
Study enrollment year
2009 228 (19.7) 49 (21.7) referent
2010 411 (35.5) 81 (35.8) .93 .67, 1.29
2011 520 (44.9) 96 (42.5) .88 .64, 1.21

PTB, preterm birth.

a. Numbers do not add up to 1388; one participant had missing data.