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Table 2 Sociodemographic characteristics of participants in this analysis (n = 1188) from the Newborn Epigenetics Study (NEST). Continuous variables are displayed as mean (standard deviation, SD) and categorical variables are displayed as count (percentage). Column percentages may not sum to 100% due to rounding

From: Estimating exposure to neighborhood crime by race and ethnicity for public health research

 

All Eligible Participants

(n = 1188)

Black

(n = 627)

Latinx

(n = 308)

White

(n = 253)

Participant Age at Delivery

 Mean (SD)

27.8 (± 5.8)

26.4 (± 5.8)

28.1 (± 5.7)

30.7 (± 4.9)

 Missing

1 (0.1%)

1 (0.2%)

0 (0%)

0 (0%)

Participant Race/Ethnicity

 Black

627 (53%)

 Latinx

308 (26%)

 White

253 (21%)

Participant Educational Attainment

 < High School

329 (28%)

127 (20%)

184 (60%)

18 (7%)

 High School Grad

279 (23%)

196 (31%)

62 (20%)

21 (8%)

 Some College

223 (19%)

175 (28%)

24 (8%)

24 (9%)

 College Grad

293 (25%)

98 (16%)

13 (4%)

182 (72%)

 Missing

64 (5.4%)

31 (4.9%)

25 (8.1%)

8 (3.2%)

Gestational Age (Weeks)

 Mean (SD)

38.8 (± 2.4)

38.4 (± 2.6)

39.0 (± 2.3)

39.3 (± 1.9)

Delivery Weight (grams)

 Mean (SD)

3201 (± 606.5)

3072 (± 625.1)

3318 (± 556.3)

3382 (± 541.7)

 Missing

15 (1.3%)

7 (1.1%)

4 (1.3%)

4 (1.6%)