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Table 1 Population characteristics of Latinx cohorts in San Francisco Bay Area

From: Household and social characteristics associated with COVID-19 vaccine intent among Latino families in the San Francisco Bay Area

Cohort name

Telomeres at birth (TAB)

Mean ± SD (or %)

(n = 211)

Hispanic, eating and nutrition (HEN) & Latino, eating and diabetes (LEAD) (n = 108)

Household specifics

  

 No. of people in household

4.7 ± 1.9

5.11 ± 1.82

 No. of children in household

2.1 ± 0.96

2.6 ± 1.03

Languages spoken at home

  

 English

64.6% (135/209)

6.5% (7/107)

 Spanish

32.1% (67/209)

93.5% (100/107)

 Bilingual (English & Spanish)

3.4% (7/209)

N/A

Maternal age

  

 Age (years)

35.4 ± 5.6

37.4 ± 6.8

Maternal marital status

  

 Married/Living with partner

91.4% (191/209)

51.4% (55/107)

 Single/Other

8.5% (17/209)

48.6% (52/107)

Maternal high school education

  

 Has high school diploma

81.8% (171/209)

 

 No high school diploma

18.2% (38/209)

 

 Less than or equal to high school/GED

 

83.2% (89/107)

Household socioeconomic status

  

 Number sharing bathroom (persons)

3.4 ± 1.7

4.2 ± 1.6

 Number sharing bedroom (persons)

2.4 ± 1.0

2.4 ± 1.1

 Household food insecurity during COVID-19 lockdowns

34.1% (63/185)

64.5% (60/93)

 No adult employed in household during COVID-19 lockdowns

23.2% (43/185)

55.4% (56/83)

Ethnicity/ethnic identity and place of birth

  

 Mexican/Mexican–American

31.0% (64/210)

55.9% (57/102)

 Central American

29.5% (62/210)

39.2% (40/102)

 South American

8.1% (17/210)

4.9% (5/102)

 Caribbean

1.9% (4/210)

N/A

 Spain/Portugal

6.7% (14/210)

N/A

 Spanish language (primary)

64.6% (135/209)

93.5% (100/107)

 Foreign born

Not Available

93.5% (101/108)

COVID-19 infection in household

  

 Anyone in household previously or currently infected with COVID-19

21.4% (45/210)

38.0% (41/108)