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. 2023 Aug 29;95(1):275–285. doi: 10.3233/JAD-230374

Table 1.

Participant demographics and clinical characteristics of the study sample

Characteristic Total Sample
(n = 1,870)
Age (y), mean, median (SD) 81.16, 80.9 (7.18)
  65 ≤ Age <80.9, n (%) 847 (45%)
  Age ≥80.9, n (%) 1,023 (55%)
Sex
  Women, n (%) 1,212 (65%)
  Men, n (%) 658 (35%)
Education (y), mean (SD) 9.39 (4.79)
  Low: Education <6, n (%) 436 (23%)
  Medium: 6 ≤ Education <12, n (%) 616 (33%)
  High: Education ≥12, n (%) 818 (44%)
Race/ethnic group
  Non-Hispanic white, n (%) 483 (26%)
  African American, n (%) 635 (34%)
  Caribbean Hispanic, n (%) 752 (40%)
Self-reported
  Hypertension, n (%) 1459 (78%)
  Diabetes, n (%) 462 (25%)
  Heart disease, n (%) 670 (36%)
Measured
  Hypertension, n (%) 1573 (84%)
  Diabetes (definition 1), n (%) 405 (22%)
  Diabetes (definition 2), n (%) 386 (21%)
  Heart disease, n (%) 346 (19%)

SD, standard deviation; definition 1, hemoglobin A1C level ≥6.5% at last visit or the use of any medications to manage diabetes at initial or follow-up visits; definition 2, hemoglobin A1C level ≥7% at last visit or diabetes medication use at initial or follow-up visits.