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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2022 May 1.
Published in final edited form as: Ann Allergy Asthma Immunol. 2021 Feb 24;126(5):548–554.e1. doi: 10.1016/j.anai.2021.02.015

Table 2.

Respondent demographics.

Respondent Demographics N (%)
Age of respondent at time of survey completion
 < 30 years 9 (6.8%)
 31–35 years 41 (30.8%)
 36–40 years 53 (39.8%)
 >40 years 30 (22.6%)
Age of child when first diagnosed with food allergy
 0–6 months 41 (30.8%)
 7–12 months 73 (54.9%)
 13–18 months 16 (12.0%)
 19–24 months 2 (1.5%)
 > 24 months* 1 (0.8%)
Age of child at the time of survey completion
  < 1 year 7 (5.3%)
 1–2 years old 51 (38.3%)
 3–4 years old 36 (27.1%)
 ≥ 5 years old 39 (29.3%)
Mother provided breast milk to child for a duration of
 < 6 months 0 (0.0%)
 7–12 months 36 (27.0%)
 13–18 months 63 (47.4%)
 19–24 months 17 (12.8%)
 >24 months 17 (12.8%)
Identified Ethnicity
  Hispanic or Latino 5 (3.8%)
  Not Hispanic or Latino 115 (86.5%)
  Item non-response 13 (9.8%)
Identified Race(s)**
  American Indian or Alaskan Native 0 (0.0%)
  Asian 34 (25.6%)
  Black or African American 4 (3.0%)
  Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander 0 (0.0%)
  White (Caucasian) 93 (69.9%)
  Other 6 (4.5%)
Location
  Northeast United States 33 (24.8%)
  Southeast United States 29 (21.8%)
  Midwest United States 30 (22.6%)
  Western United States 32 (24.1%)
  Canada 7 (5.3%)
  Oceania (New Zealand and Australia) 2 (1.5%)
*

Food allergy diagnosis < 2 years was an inclusion criteria question, though one respondent gave a differing response in a second survey question.

**

Could check multiple boxes for respondents who identified as multiracial