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. 2021 Oct 29;2(10):e213470. doi: 10.1001/jamahealthforum.2021.3470

Table 1. Characteristics of Pregnant People in the US Delivering Live Infants With and Without Hepatitis C Infections, 2009 to 2019.

Characteristic Hepatitis C virus, No. (%)
Positive (n = 138 343) Negative (n = 39 241 779)
Maternal race and ethnicity
American Indian or Alaska Native 4044 (2.9) 349 569 (0.9)
Black 8792 (6.4) 5 814 143 (14.8)
Hispanic 12 650 (9.1) 9 446 451 (24.1)
White 110 507 (79.9) 21 010 193 (53.5)
Othera 2.350 (1.7) 2 621 423 (6.7)
Maternal age, median (IQR), y 28 (25-32) 28 (24-33)
Maternal education
Without a 4-y degree 128 946 (93.2) 26 933 174 (68.6)
With a 4-y degree 7197 (5.2) 11 819 756 (30.1)
No. of previous births, median (IQR) 1 (0-2) 1 (0-2)
Insurance
Medicaid 106 158 (76.7) 16 722 986 (42.6)
Private insurance 20 556 (14.9) 18 724 355 (47.7)
Self-pay 3945 (2.9) 1 681 108 (4.3)
Other 5805 (4.2) 1 708 194 (4.3)
Marital status
Married 34 725 (25.1) 22 644 619 (57.7)
Unmarried 101 943 (73.7) 15 223 397 (38.8)
Rurality
Rural
Adjacent 14 383 (10.4) 2 293 331 (5.8)
Remote 10 767 (7.8) 1 650 463 (4.2)
Urban 113 193 (81.8) 35 297 941 (90.0)
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Other was Asian or Pacific Islander.