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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2022 Apr 12.
Published in final edited form as: Epidemiology. 2020 Mar;31(2):214–223. doi: 10.1097/EDE.0000000000001121

Table 1.

Characteristics of the Study Population, California (1997–2007)

Characteristic Cases Controls
N 5896 23369
Birth year 1997–1999 2046 (35%) 8114 (35%)
2000–2002 1718 (29%) 6805 (29%)
2003–2005 1454 (25%) 5760 (25%)
2006–2007 678 (12%) 2690 (12%)
Age at diagnosis 0–1 1853 (31%) NA
2–6 3187 (54%) NA
>6 856 (15%) NA
Sex Male 3278 (56%) 12979 (56%)
Female 2618 (44%) 10390 (45%)
Age of mother Mean (SD) 28.40 (6.4) 27.96 (6.3)
Age of father Mean (SD) 31.21 (7.2) 30.85 (7.1)
Median household income ($) Mean (SD) 49828.4 (24708) 48433.53 (24221)
Proportion of Adults without a GED (%) Mean (SD) 0.29 (0.2) 0.30 (0.2)
Population density (persons/m2) Mean (SD) 0.0038 (0.0040) 0.0040 (0.0041)
Race/ethnicity of mother White, non-Hispanic 2097 (36%) 8078 (35%)
Hispanic 2704 (46%) 10886 (47%)
Black, non-Hispanic 288 (5%) 1158 (5%)
Asian & Pacific Islander, non-Hispanic 578 (10%) 2339 (10%)
Alaskan & Native American, non-Hispanic 25 (1%) 94 (1%)
Other 204 (4%) 814 (4%)
Race/ethnicity of father White, non-Hispanic 2016 (34%) 7587 (33%)
Hispanic 2555 (43%) 10196 (44%)
Black, non-Hispanic 335 (6%) 1300 (6%)
Asian & Pacific Islander, non-Hispanic 485 (8%) 2095 (9%)
Alaskan & Native American, non-Hispanic 18 (1%) 100 (1%)
Other 487 (8%) 2091 (9%)

Abbreviations: GED=general education diploma, SD=standard deviation.