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. 2020 Nov 18;2(1):109–117. doi: 10.1016/j.xfre.2020.11.001

Table 1.

Demographics of participants presenting at Northwestern fertility clinics.

Demographic No. (%)
 Race or ethnicity (N = 1,460)
 Non-Hispanic White 1,054 (72.2%)
 Non-Hispanic Black or AA 102 (7.0%)
 Hispanic/Latinx 79 (5.4%)
 Non-Hispanic Asian 146 (10.0%)
 Other 79 (5.4%)
 Relationship status (N = 1,457)
 Single 99 (6.8%)
 Heterosexual relationship 1,264 (86.8%)
 Divorced or separated 16 (1.1%)
 Same-sex relationship 74 (5.1%)
 Other 4 (0.3%)
 Religion (N = 1,418)
 Catholic 531 (38.3%)
 Protestant 212 (15.0%)
 Other Christian 102 (7.2%)
 Judaism 122 (8.6%)
 Hinduism 48 (3.4%)
 Secular/agnostic/nonreligious 360 (25.4%)
 Other 43 (3.0%)
 Education (N = 1,458)
 Less than a bachelor’s degree 76 (5.2%)
 4-year college (bachelor’s degree) 512 (35.2%)
 Master’s degree 591 (40.5%)
 Professional degree 279 (19.1%)
 Annual household income (N=1,440)
 <$50,000 41 (2.9%)
 $50,001–$100,000 230 (16.0%)
 $100,001–$200,000 589 (40.9%)
 $200,001–$400,000 425 (29.5%)
 >$400,000 155 (10.8%)
 Insurance coverage for fertility treatment (N = 1,436)
 No coverage 264 (18.4%)
 <50% coverage 83 (5.8%)
 50%–74% coverage 300 (20.9%)
 75%–100% coverage 789 (54.9%)