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. 2022 Oct 12;14(20):4250. doi: 10.3390/nu14204250

Table 1.

Clinical characteristics of the study participants and univariate analysis of the risk of asthma.

Characteristics Total Ever Asthma
N = 6000 Yes (n = 833) No (n = 5167)
n % n % n %
Age: 3–4 y 3110 51.8 391 46.9 2719 52.6
5–6 y 2890 48.2 442 53.1 2448 47.4
Sex: male 3060 51 502 60.3 2558 49.5
female 2940 49 331 39.7 2609 50.5
Race: Mexican-American 1581 26.3 135 16.2 1446 28
Other-Hispanic 497 8.3 85 10.2 412 8
Non-Hispanic White 1772 29.5 204 24.5 1568 30.3
Non-Hispanic Black 1600 26.7 322 38.7 1278 24.7
Other/Multiracial 550 9.2 87 10.4 463 9
Poverty-to-income ratio: <1.85 3710 61.8 537 64.5 3173 61.4
≥1.85 2290 38.2 296 35.5 1994 38.6
Maternal smoking: yes 768 12.8 134 16.1 634 12.3
no       5232 87.2 699 83.9 4533 87.7
Insurance coverage: yes 5389 89.8 778 93.4 4611 89.2
no        611 10.2 55 6.6 556 10.8
Low birth rate: yes 590 9.8 124 14.9 466 9
no          5410 90.2 709 85.1 4701 91
Maternal age: ≥35 y 1291 21.5 180 21.6 1111 21.5
<35 y           4709 78.5 653 78.4 4056 78.5
Household smoking: 949 15.8 152 18.2 797 15.4
Survey Cycle 1999–2000 593 9.9 96 11.5 497 9.6
2001–2002 745 12.4 96 11.5 649 12.6
2003–2004 716 11.9 100 12 616 11.9
2005–2006 831 13.9 114 13.7 717 13.9
2007–2008 720 12 103 12.4 617 11.9
2009–2010 751 12.5 101 12.1 650 12.6
2011–2012 818 13.6 117 14.1 701 13.6
2013–2014 826 13.8 106 12.7 720 13.9