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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Jul 19.
Published in final edited form as: Lancet Psychiatry. 2020 Feb 5;7(3):254–261. doi: 10.1016/S2215-0366(20)30006-7

Table 1.

Demographic and obstetric characteristics by adult psychiatric outcome

Psychosis cases (n = 90) Siblings of cases (n = 79) Controls (n = 273) X2/F p

Female, n (%) 42 (46·7%) 42 (53·2%) 121 (44·3%) 1·93 ·38
African-American 84 (93·3%) 74 (96·1%) 250 (91·6%) 1·89 ·39
SES (0=low, 99=high) 37·64 (19·51) 35·53 (16·46) 41·03 (16·90) 2·96 ·053
Maternal Education (years completed) 39·80 (24·11) 37·82 (21·94) 43·82 (21·32) 2·28 ·10
Maternal Age (years) 23·99 (7·13) 23·53 (5·32) 24·42 (6·23) ·65 ·52
Maternal Parity 2·56 (2·59) 3·25 (2·56) 2·50 (2·55) 2·25 ·11
First Born 24 (26·7%) 8 (10·4%) 55 (20·1%) 7·0 ·030
Overweight/Obese (Pre-Pregnancy) 21 (27·3%) 26 (35·1%) 80 (32·0%) 1·13 ·89
Smoked During Pregnancy 50 (56·8%) 47 (61·0%) 128 (47·8%) 5·27 ·072
Antibiotics during pregnancy 34 (37·8%) 21 (26·6%) 73 (26·7%) 4·15 ·13
Maternal Health Condition During Pregnancy15 54 (60·7%) 45 (58·4%) 161 (59·6%) ·08 ·96
Hypoxic Complications15 56 (62·2%) 38 (49·4%) 160 (58·6%) 3·05 ·22
Preterm Birth 18 (20·0%) 14 (17·8%) 55 (20·1%) ·24 ·89
Number of Samples 2·63 (0·68) 2·76 (·80) 2·78 (·72) 1·053 ·35

SES, socio-economic status; BMI, body mass index