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Female victims also had higher rates of early marriage, and remained somewhat more often unmarried than average.

Underweight mothers were younger, had lower education and were more often unmarried.

Mothers of men with a CHD were older when giving birth (p < 0.001) and more often unmarried (p = 0.047).

Women with PTB, compared with term births, had lower educational attainment, were more often unmarried, and were more likely to be non-Hispanic black (Table 1).

Cases were older at leaving school, had higher social class occupations, were more often unmarried or married late, and had fewer children than controls.

In our data, African and Somali origin mothers who experienced perinatal mortality were more often unmarried (18.4%) and older (mean 31.7 years) compared to those with surviving newborns in their groups (12.8% and 29.1 years).

Compared to other previously hospitalised suicide victims, those committing suicide within a week of discharge were more often female, unmarried, and more likely to have used drowning, jumping or hanging as suicide methods (Table 1).

Those 725 with missing data were more often older, female, unmarried and foreign-born (P < 0.001).

Study participants were more often male (52%); unmarried (99%), aged 12 14 years (47%), Basoga (82%) the predominant tribe in the area and majority were in school (94%), Table  1.

They are typically in their early 30s, earn less than $50,000 annually, are unmarried and move more often than the norm.

Those who came to him were more likely to be women than men, often unmarried and typically ill-at-ease when talking to doctors.