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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2024 Aug 1.
Published in final edited form as: Am J Perinatol. 2021 Aug 27;40(11):1185–1192. doi: 10.1055/s-0041-1733786

Table 1.

Study participant characteristics among women with and without hypertensive disorders of pregnancy (HDP), Motherhood and Microbiome cohort, n=1,1225 (2 excluded due to missing data)

no HDP (n=944) HDP (n=281)
Race/Ethnicity (%)
 Non-Hispanic White 198 (21.0%) 37 (13.2%)
 Non-Hispanic Black 638 (67.5%) 219 (78.0%)
 Hispanic 46 (4.9%) 12 (4.3%)
 Other 62 (6.6%) 13 (4.5%)
Age (%)
 <20 78 (8.3%) 32 (11.4%)
 20–34 734 (77.7%) 205 (72.95%)
 35+ 132 (14%) 44 (15.66%)
Heath insurance (%)
 Employer-based 379 (40.1%) 105 (37.37%)
 Medicaid/uninsured 565 (59.9%) 176 (62.63%)
Education
 < High school 86 (9.1%) 37 (13.2%)
 High school /Some College 479 (50.7%) 157 (55.9%)
 Graduated college 151 (16.0%) 46 (16.4%)
 Graduate/Professional 161 (17.1%) 30 (10.9%)
 Other 67 (7.10) 11 (3.9%)
prenatal BMI (SD) 27.57 (6.89) 31.03 (8.6%)
Smoking during pregnancy 77 (8.1%) 17 (6.0%)
Parity (%)
 Multiparous 539 (57.1%) 127 (45.2%)
 Nulliparous 405 (42.9%) 154 (54.8%)
Diabetes (%)
 No diabetes 901 (95.4%) 244 (86.8%)
 Gestational diabetes 31 (3.3%) 27 (9.6%)
 Pre-gestational diabetes 12 (1.27%) 9 (3.20%)
LMP Seasonality (%)
 Not-leaf growing 500 (53.0%) 161 (57.3%)
 Leaf-growing season 444 (47.0%) 120 (42.7%)
Neighborhood deprivation index (SD) 0.5 (0.11) 0.53 (0.12)

Data presented as n (%) unless otherwise specified. 2 participants excluded due to missing BMI and Deprivation index data.