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. 2021 Sep 6;18(17):9384. doi: 10.3390/ijerph18179384

Table 1.

Summary statistics of the Michigan births analysis dataset a.

Non-Hispanic Black Women
(n = 166,720)
Non-Hispanic White Women
(n = 641,271)
Neighborhood characteristics
RI of non-Hispanic Blacks, mean (SD) 0.55 (0.33) 0.074 (0.11)
EI of non-college educated individuals, mean (SD) 0.82 (0.12) 0.75 (0.13)
Infant characteristics
Gestational age, weeks, mean (SD) 38.1 (2.88) 38.6 (2.10)
Preterm birth 24,070 (14.4) 59,847 (9.33)
Male 85,015 (50.9) 328,712 (51.2)
Maternal characteristics b
Reported smoking during pregnancy (1 = smoker) 26,551 (15.9) 129,098 (20.1)
Unmarried at time of birth (1 = unmarried) 131,944 (79.0) 194,893 (30.4)
Age at birth (years)
        15–19 31,195 (18.7) 42,781 (6.67)
        20–24 54,972 (32.9) 142,758 (22.2)
        25–29 39,093 (23.4) 200,355 (31.2)
        30–34 25,713 (15.9) 166,941 (26.0)
        35–39 12,898 (77.2) 72,960 (11.4)
        40–44 2849 (1.71) 15,476 (2.41)
Educational attainment
     Less than high school 42,913 (25.7) 69,586 (10.8)
     High school diploma 107,895 (64.6) 363,572 (56.7)
  College diploma or higher 15,912 (9.53) 208,113 (32.4)

a The cell count and percent are presented except in the case of RI, EI, and gestation length, for which the mean and standard deviation are given as indicated next to the variable name. b Maternal variables are based on reported maternal characteristics at time of the neonate’s birth.