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. 2023 Sep 13;21:13. doi: 10.1186/s12963-023-00313-x

Table 2.

Characteristics of 2012 sample population used for the analysis

Characteristic Intellectual disabilities N (%)/Median (range) No intellectual disabilities N (%)/Median (range)
Total 16,904 (100.0) 434,318a (100.0)
Age (at baselineb) 36.0 (10–100) 44.0 (10–109)
Gender
 Male 9,451 (55.9) 213,678 (49.2)
 Female 7,453 (44.1) 220,640 (50.8)
Ethnicity
 White 12,796 (75.7) 297,320 (68.5)
 South Asian 459 (2.7) 15,425 (3.6)
 Black 374 (2.2) 11,257 (2.6)
 Other 456 (2.7) 16,428 (3.8)
 Not known 2819 (16.7) 93,888 (21.6)
Type 2 diabetesc
 Present 1006 (6.0) 23,381 (5.4)
 Died 193 (1.1) 4296 (1.0)
Most common genetic syndromes
 Down syndrome 2049 (12.1)
 Fragile X syndrome 323 (1.9)
 Tuberous sclerosis 158 (0.9)
 William syndrome 70 (0.4)
 Prader-Willi syndrome 61 (0.4)

aIncludes 553 individuals from the intellectual disability sample who changed status (i.e. had their first intellectual disability diagnosis) during the observation window and a further 1339 individuals who were registered but had their first intellectual disability diagnosis outside the window (i.e. after 2012)

bIndividuals entered the cohort on 01/01/2012 or sometime during 2012 if registered or changed status during the observation period

cIncludes 1871 individuals who changed T2DM status (i.e. had a T2DM diagnosis) during the observation window