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. 2021 Apr 22;36:15333175211006504. doi: 10.1177/15333175211006504

Table 1.

General Characteristics of Participants.

Total participants
Characteristics Dementia (n, %) Control group (n, %) P
Age (years old) 1.000
 60-64 580 (5.1) 2,320 (5.1)
 65-69 1,289 (11.3) 5,156 (11.3)
 70-74 2,325 (20.3) 9,300 (20.3)
 75-79 2,979 (26.0) 11,916 (26.0)
 80-84 2,706 (23.6) 10,824 (23.6)
 85+ 1,566 (13.7) 6,264 (13.7)
Sex 1.000
 Male 3,666 (32.0) 14,664 (32.0)
 Female 7,779 (68.0) 31,116 (68.0)
Income 1.000
 1 (lowest) 2,867 (25.1) 11,468 (25.1)
 2 1,031 (9.0) 4,124 (9.0)
 3 1,379 (12.0) 5,516 (12.0)
 4 1,886 (16.5) 7,544 (16.5)
 5 (highest) 4,282 (37.4) 17,128 (37.4)
Region of residence 1.000
 Urban 4,620 (40.4) 18,480 (40.4)
 Rural 6,825 (59.6) 27,300 (59.6)
Hypertension 1.000
 Yes 8,311 (72.6) 33,244 (72.6)
 No 3,134 (27.4) 12,536 (27.4)
Diabetes mellitus 1.000
 Yes 4,065 (35.5) 16,260 (35.5)
 No 7,380 (64.5) 29,520 (64.5)
Dyslipidemia 1.000
 Yes 3,552 (31.0) 14,208 (31.0)
 No 7,893 (69.0) 31,572 (69.0)
Ischemic heart disease <0.001*
 Yes 1,703 (14.9) 6,004 (13.1)
 No 9,742 (85.1) 39,776 (86.9)
Stroke <0.001*
 Yes 5,517 (48.2) 11,356 (24.8)
 No 5,928 (51.8) 34,424 (75.2)
Depression <0.001*
 Yes 3,237 (28.3) 4,637 (10.1)
 No 8,208 (71.7) 41,143 (89.9)
Herpes zoster infection 0.104
 Yes 928 (8.1) 3,929 (8.6)
 No 10,517 (91.9) 41,851 (91.4)

*Chi-square test or Fisher’s exact test. Significance at P < 0.05.