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Co-Occurring Intimate Partner Violence and Smoking During Pregnancy, Mississippi PRAMS, 2021 – Image Long Description

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This graphic is a 100% stacked bar chart titled "Co-Occurring Intimate Partner Violence and Smoking During Pregnancy, Mississippi PRAMS, 2021." The chart compares smoking status during pregnancy among two groups: mothers who reported intimate partner abuse during pregnancy and women who reported no abuse during pregnancy.

Each vertical bar represents 100% of respondents within a group and is divided into two categories: Smoking and No Smoking. Smoking is shown in blue and No Smoking is shown in orange. Percentages are displayed within each section of the bars.

Values

Among mothers who reported abuse during pregnancy:

  • 79.3% reported smoking during pregnancy.
  • 20.7% reported not smoking during pregnancy.

Among women who reported no abuse during pregnancy:

  • 16.9% reported smoking during pregnancy.
  • 83.1% reported not smoking during pregnancy.

Presentation

The chart contains two vertical stacked bars positioned side by side. The left bar represents mothers who reported abuse and the right bar represents women who reported no abuse. The y-axis ranges from 0% to 100% in 20% increments.

The bar for mothers who reported abuse is mostly blue, indicating that smoking during pregnancy was more common in this group. The blue section occupies 79.3% of the bar and the orange section occupies 20.7%.

The bar for women who reported no abuse is mostly orange, indicating that not smoking during pregnancy was more common in this group. The orange section occupies 83.1% of the bar and the blue section occupies 16.9%.

Overall, the chart shows that smoking during pregnancy was substantially more common among mothers who reported intimate partner abuse than among women who reported no abuse.

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