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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2024 Dec 1.
Published in final edited form as: Int J Med Inform. 2023 Oct 24;180:105270. doi: 10.1016/j.ijmedinf.2023.105270

Table 1.

Characteristics of the study cohort population.

Characteristic Study cohort (n=17040)
Number of encounters, N 3786379
Age (a) (years, mean (SD)) 49.0 (15.6)
Sex, n (%)
  Male 9724 (57.1)
  Female 7316 (42.9)
Race, n (%)
  Black or African American 1069 (6.3)
  Other (b) 2725 (16.0)
  White 13246 (77.7)
Ethnicity, n (%)
  Hispanic 1379 (8.1)
  Non-Hispanic 13713 (80.5)
  Unknown 1948 (11.4)
Marital status, n (%)
  Union 9055 (53.1)
  Non-union 7644 (44.9)
  Unknown 341 (2)
Tobacco status, n (%)
  Smoker 1288 (7.6)
  Non-smoker 14850 (87.1)
  Unknown 902 (5.3)
Alcohol status (c), n (%)
  Consumption 4580 (26.9)
  Non-consumption 2765 (16.2)
  Unknown 9695 (56.9)
Employment status, n (%)
  Employed 7341 (43.1)
  Non-employed 6833 (40.1)
  Unknown 2866 (16.8)
Comorbidities, n (%), age (years, mean (SD)) (a)
  Diabetes 1773 (10.4), 53.6 (12.2)
  Hypertension 3573 (21.0), 56.1 (12.2)
Study outcomes, n (%), age (years, mean (SD)) (a)
  Intracranial hemorrhage 96 (0.6), 58.4 (15.2)
  Ischemic stroke 1964 (11.5), 57.1 (13.8)
  Depression 2627 (15.4), 47.4 (15.2)
  Composite of dementia 746 (4.4), 63.7 (9.5)
  Death 896 (5.3), 64.1 (12.7)
  None 10711 (62.9), 47.0 (15.2)

The number of patients and encounters is represented by n and N, respectively.

(a)

Age at baseline for the first visit in the study period.

(b)

‘Other’ includes ‘unknown’, ‘declined’, ‘American Indian or Alaska Native’, ‘Asian’ and ‘Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander’. Since these races represent less than 15% of the data, they were omitted to preserve patient privacy.

(c)

Alcohol Consumption corresponds to consumption of at least one drink per week.