NC PRAMS 2004~` : (Since your new baby was born, how often have you felt down, depressed, or hopeless?)

2004 North Carolina Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring System Survey Results

Preconception Health Indicators Women 18-44

Since your new baby was born, how often have you felt down, depressed, or hopeless?

Demographic Groups	Total Respond.#	ALWAYS			OFTEN/ALMOST ALWAYS			SOMETIMES			RARELY			NEVER
Demographic Groups	Total Respond.#	N	%	C.I.(95%)	N	%	C.I.(95%)	N	%	C.I.(95%)	N	%	C.I.(95%)	N	%	C.I.(95%)
Total	1509	40	1.7	1.1- 2.7	160	9.3	7.6-11.3	461	31.7	28.8-34.7	516	35.4	32.5-38.5	332	21.9	19.4-24.6
Age
18-19 years	115	7	5.2	1.9-13.6	14	14.1	7.6-24.7	37	30.6	20.9-42.4	33	27.5	18.3-39.1	24	22.6	14.3-33.9
20-24 years	409	13	1.4	0.6- 3.2	47	11.2	7.9-15.7	146	37.3	31.6-43.3	120	29.4	24.2-35.3	83	20.6	16.1-26.1
25-34 years	794	16	1.4	0.7- 2.9	81	7.7	5.8-10.2	227	30.4	26.6-34.5	296	39.0	34.9-43.3	174	21.5	18.2-25.3
35-44 years	191	4	1.2	0.3- 5.2	18	8.2	4.5-14.5	51	24.5	17.6-32.9	67	39.9	31.7-48.8	51	26.1	19.2-34.5
Race
White	1044	19	1.4	0.8- 2.6	111	8.8	6.9-11.1	313	30.9	27.6-34.5	392	38.7	35.2-42.3	209	20.2	17.4-23.3
Black	401	20	2.6	1.2- 5.2	43	10.7	7.2-15.7	128	34.1	27.9-40.8	107	27.1	21.5-33.5	103	25.6	20.1-31.9
Other	64	1	2.5	0.4-15.7	6	10.3	4.2-23.2	20	32.5	20.3-47.8	17	22.0	12.2-36.4	20	32.6	20.3-47.9
Hispanic origin
Yes	172	6	3.3	1.3- 8.1	15	8.3	4.6-14.4	66	39.2	30.8-48.2	41	25.4	18.4-34.0	44	23.9	17.1-32.3
No	1337	34	1.4	0.9- 2.4	145	9.5	7.6-11.6	395	30.4	27.4-33.6	475	37.2	34.0-40.5	288	21.5	18.9-24.4
Education
< High School	270	13	4.1	2.0- 8.2	37	12.0	7.9-17.7	89	37.4	30.4-44.9	58	20.7	15.3-27.5	73	25.8	19.8-32.9
High School	447	18	2.2	1.1- 4.3	51	9.9	6.9-14.0	152	34.9	29.5-40.8	130	32.2	26.9-38.0	96	20.7	16.3-25.9
> High School	789	9	0.4	0.1- 1.2	71	7.6	5.6-10.1	219	27.4	23.8-31.4	327	43.6	39.4-47.8	163	21.0	17.8-24.7
Marital Status
Married	948	13	1.3	0.6- 2.4	92	7.4	5.6- 9.5	266	28.7	25.4-32.4	368	40.3	36.6-44.1	209	22.4	19.3-25.7
Other	561	27	2.4	1.3- 4.5	68	12.4	9.2-16.4	195	36.5	31.4-41.9	148	27.6	23.0-32.7	123	21.1	17.0-25.9
Income
14,999 or less	444	22	3.8	2.1- 6.8	59	12.0	8.6-16.5	173	41.1	35.3-47.2	94	22.6	17.9-28.1	96	20.5	16.1-25.8
15,000-24,999	233	5	1.6	0.5- 5.0	29	10.7	6.8-16.4	68	31.8	24.7-39.9	80	32.3	25.2-40.3	51	23.6	17.4-31.2
25,000-49,999	313	6	0.8	0.2- 2.7	28	8.5	5.4-13.2	86	29.3	23.6-35.7	121	39.7	33.4-46.4	72	21.7	16.7-27.7
50,000 or more	409	1	0.0	0.0- 0.3	35	6.6	4.3-10.0	95	22.8	18.2-28.1	195	49.8	44.0-55.5	83	20.8	16.5-25.9
WIC recipient
No	775	9	0.7	0.3- 1.9	74	7.5	5.6-10.0	216	28.8	25.0-32.9	319	42.8	38.7-47.1	157	20.1	16.9-23.8
Yes	723	31	2.7	1.6- 4.6	85	11.2	8.6-14.5	241	34.4	30.1-38.9	193	27.9	23.9-32.3	173	23.8	20.0-28.0
Medicaid recipient
No	707	5	0.5	0.2- 1.7	60	6.9	5.0- 9.5	170	24.2	20.6-28.3	317	46.7	42.3-51.2	155	21.6	18.1-25.5
Yes	802	35	2.7	1.6- 4.4	100	11.2	8.7-14.4	291	38.0	33.7-42.4	199	26.0	22.3-30.1	177	22.1	18.7-26.0
Infant's birth weight
Under 2500 grams	669	28	4.3	3.1- 6.1	87	13.5	11.1-16.4	199	30.5	27.2-34.1	205	29.4	26.1-32.8	150	22.2	19.3-25.5
2500+ grams	840	12	1.5	0.8- 2.6	73	8.9	7.1-11.1	262	31.8	28.7-35.1	311	36.0	32.8-39.3	182	21.8	19.1-24.8

#Use caution in interpreting cell sizes less than 50.
N = Cell Size, % = Percentage, C.I.(95%) = Confidence Interval (at 95 percent probability level).
The percentages shown are weighted percentages, designed to reflect the entire population of North Carolina women having a live birth.

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