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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2023 Sep 1.
Published in final edited form as: Environ Res. 2022 Mar 28;212(Pt A):113203. doi: 10.1016/j.envres.2022.113203

Table 1.

Participant characteristics (n=450).

Characteristics Values

Age at enrollment, mean ± SD, years 31.55 ± 5.45
Pre-pregnancy BMI (kg/m2) 26.38 ± 5.66
Race/ethnicity, n (%)
 Hispanic 236 (52.44)
 Non-Hispanic White 133 (29.56)
 Non-Hispanic Black 24 (5.33)
 Asian 43 (9.56)
 Other, including multiple race 14 (3.11)
Education status, n (%)
 High school degree or less 212 (47.11)
 Some college but no degree 24 (5.33)
 Bachelor’s degree 99 (22.00)
 Post-graduate degree 113 (25.11)
Married/living as married, n (%) 403 (89.56)
Annual household income, n (%)
 Less than $49,999 120 (26.67)
 $49,999 – $99,999 44 (9.78)
 $100,000 or more 145 (32.22)
 Don’t know 122 (27.11)
Hospital site, n (%)
 NYU Manhattan 195 (43.33)
 NYU Brooklyn 119 (26.44)
 Bellevue 136 (30.22)
Public insurance, n (%) 252 (56.00)
Employed, n (%) 297 (66.00)
Nulliparous, n (%) 217 (48.22)
 Nulligravida 105 (23.33)
 Multigravida 111 (24.67)
Alcohol consumption during pregnancy, n (%)
 Never user 169 (37.56)
 User, stopped at pregnancy 210 (46.67)
 User, continued in pregnancy 71 (15.78)
Twins, n (%) 3 (0.66)
Boys, n (%) 226 (50.22)
Birth weight, mean ± SD, kg 3.33 ± 0.49
Gestational duration at birth, mean ± SD, weeks 39.32 ± 1.54

Missing data, n (%): Pre-pregnancy BMI, 1 (0.22%); Education status, 2 (0.44%); Annual household income, 19 (4.19%); Insurance type, 3 (0.66%); Employment, 1 (0.22%); Infant sex, 7 (1.54%); Birth weight, 12 (2.64%). One nulliparous woman had missing information on gravidity, therefore, the sum of nulligravida women and multigravida women was 216.