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Table 1 Characteristics of UPSIDE cohort participants (n = 262)

From: Associations between neighborhood stress and maternal sex steroid hormones in pregnancy

Characteristics

Mean ± SD

Min, Max

Maternal Age

29.19 ± 4.55

18, 41

Early pregnancy BMI (kg/m²)

27.99 ± 7.22

15.31, 49.09

GA at Trimester 1 Visit (weeks)

12.24 ± 1.28

6.14, 14.43

GA at Trimester 2 Visit (weeks)

21.17 ± 1.76

18.14, 29.57

GA at Trimester 3 Visit (weeks)

31.34 ± 1.91

28.14, 39.00

 

Frequency

Percentage

Maternal Race

  

Non-Hispanic White

167

63.74%

Non-Hispanic Black/African American

62

23.66%

Other1

33

12.60%

Maternal Ethnicity

  

Hispanic or Latino

26

9.92%

Non-Hispanic or Non-Latino

236

90.08%

Highest Maternal Education

  

High School or Less

96

36.64%

Some College, Bachelors

102

38.93%

Postgraduate

64

24.43%

Medicaid in Pregnancy

  

Yes

118

45.04%

No

144

54.96%

Relocated in Pregnancy

  

Yes

24

9.16%

No

238

90.84%

Multiparous

  

Yes (> 1)

178

67.94%

No (0)

84

32.06%

Fetal Sex

  

Male

132

50.38%

Female

130

49.62%

Neighborhood Stress

Frequency

Percentage

Neighborhood Disorder2 (n = 258)

  

Q1 (score = 11)

69

26.74%

Q2 (score = 12–13)

63

24.42%

Q3 (score = 14–17)

71

27.52%

Q4 (score = 18–42)2

55

21.32%

Exposure to Violence (n = 260)

  

None (score = 7)

202

77.69%

Any (score > 7)

58

22.31%

  1. Abbreviations: SD- Standard Deviation, BMI- Body Mass Index, GA- Gestational Age
  2. 1Other includes Asian, American Indian/Alaska Native, and more than one race
  3. 2Highest potential score was 44. Highest participant response was 42