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The sample included 124 infants. Fifty-two infants (42%) were African American, 86 (69%) had Medicaid coverage, and 65 (53%) were male. Fecal calprotectin levels were higher in African American infants (P = .02) and infants with private insurance coverage (P = .009); no difference was found between sexes. There was no association between S100A12 levels and infant sex, maternal race, or socioeconomic status. Consideration of social and demographic factors may be important when caring for VLBW infants. Further exploration of factors contri
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