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. 2020 Dec 23;24(14):4603–4613. doi: 10.1017/S1368980020005236

Table 1.

Organic food consumption in the Health and Retirement Study population by covariates (n 3719)

Characteristics Organic food consumption (no)
(n 1981)*
Organic food consumption (yes)
(n 1738)*
P
Age (years) < 0·0001
 Mean 65·06 63·46
 se 0·31 0·35
BMI 0·0295
 Underweight 0·39 0·98
 Normal 17·8 20·62
 Overweight 32·83 33·7
 Obese 48·99 44·69
Gender 0·0099
 Female 52·17 57·25
Race 0·2019
 White 80·05 81·33
 Black 9·05 6·82
 Hispanic 7·79 8·09
 Other 3·11 3·76
High blood pressure 58·25 50·17 < 0·0001
Diabetes 22·61 16·59 0·0003
Current smoker 25·02 19·81 0·0538
Alcohol consumption (per d in g) 6·64(0·49) 8·36(0·56) 0·0418
Moderate or vigorous physical activity < 0·0001
 Hardly ever or never 16·91 8·94
 A few times per month 12·6 7·49
 Once a week or more 70·49 83·57
Years of education < 0·0001
 Less than high school 13·92 10·14
 High school grad 37·6 23·2
 Some college/college grad 39·29 44·78
 Post-college 9·19 21·87
Total net worth 0·3347
 Mean 479 481 612 838
 se 127 638 57 136
Currently working 43·59 52·47 < 0·0001
*

With the exception of missing values for high blood pressure (9), diabetes (11), current smoker (1720), moderate or vigorous physical activity (11) and currently working (1).

Significant P-values below 0·05.