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Mother's race recategorized using race and ethnicity questions

race_mom under Demographics in SHINE variables

Recoded using mother race and ethnicity questions

Participant's ethnicity (hispanic or latino)

dem_0900 under Demographics in STAGES variables

Participant's ethnicity (sub hispanic or latino origin)

dem_0910 under Demographics in STAGES variables

Patient is of Hispanic ethnicity

pcori_hispanic_cd under Demographics in NCHSDB variables

A person of Cuban, Mexican, Puerto Rican, South or Central American, or other Spanish culture or origin, regardless of race.

ethnicity under Demographics in APPLES variables

nsrr_race under Harmonized/Demographics in APPLES variables

Harmonized by the NSRR team to align with TOPMed and BioDataCatalyst standards. Source: :ethnicity:

Self-reported maternal race or ethnicity

mat_race under Demographics in MSP variables

(self-reported)

Child's ethnicity

chi3 under Demographics in CHAT variables

Father's ethnicity

par3 under Demographics in CHAT variables

Child's ethnicity

ref5 under Demographics in CHAT variables

Race/ethnicity combined categories derived from V1AF05 and V1AF07a-g

crace under Demographics in NUMOM2B variables

Race of the participant

race under Demographics in SHHS variables

Race is presented as three (3) categories based on suggested Biologic Specimen and Data Repository Information Coordinating Center (BioLINCC) de-identification procedures.

race under Demographics in CCSHS variables

race3 under Demographics in CCSHS variables

Race was collapsed into these three categories to match other National Sleep Research Resource (NSRR) datasets

Mother's race, other

par2_other under Demographics in CHAT variables

Mother's race recoded

par2r under Demographics in CHAT variables

Father's race recoded

par4r under Demographics in CHAT variables

race3 under Demographics in CHAT variables

ref4 under Demographics in CHAT variables

Race/ethnicity of the participant

race1c under Administrative in MESA variables

Note from MESA Coordinating Center: It is recommended that Investigators make use of the terminology "race/ethnicity" when publishing or presenting variable race1c results (e.g. descriptive summaries, associations, ...). It has been noted that Chinese and Hispanic are not race groups, and that race itself is an ill-defined, non-scientific concept.