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. 2024 Apr 15;25(8):4352. doi: 10.3390/ijms25084352

Table 1.

Demographics at Baseline in Participants with Mild Cognitive Impairment Assigned to American Elderberry Intervention or Placebo–Control (n = 24).

Elderberry (n = 11) Placebo–Control (n = 13) Group Comparisons at Baseline
Variable M (SD) M (SD) p
Age 76.45 (8.47) 76.23 (7.73) 0.94
Sex (M:F) 3:8 7:6 0.37
Race/Ethnicity (n, %) 0.99
   White/Caucasian (11, 100%) (13, 100%) --
   Black/African American (0, 0%) (0, 0%) --
   Native American/
American Indian
(0, 0%) (0, 0%) --
Education (n, %) 0.36
   Less than High School (0, 0%) (0, 0%) --
   High School or Equivalent (5, 46%) (3, 23%) --
   Associates’ Degree (1, 9%) (0, 0%)
   Bachelor’s Degree (1, 9%) (4, 31%) --
   Master’s Degree (3, 27%) (5, 38%) --
   Doctoral Degree (1, 9%) (1, 8%) --
Household Income (n, %) 0.21
   Less than USD 5000 (0, 0%) (0, 0%) --
   USD 5000 to USD 11,999 (0, 0%) (0, 0%) --
   USD 12,000–USD 15,999 (0, 0%) (1, 8%) --
   USD 16,000–USD 24,999 (3, 28%) (1, 8%) --
   USD 25,000–USD 34,999 (2, 18%) (0, 0%) --
   USD 35,000–USD 49,999 (2, 18%) (2, 15%) --
   USD 50,000–USD 74,999 (1, 9%) (3, 23%) --
   USD 75,000 to USD 99,999 (1, 9%) (1, 8%) --
   USD 100,000 and greater (1, 9%) (5, 38%) --
   Not reported (1, 9%) -- --
Currently employed (n, %) (2, 18%) (1, 8%) 0.88
Dosages taken (%) 97.07% (2.79%) 97.17% (2.30%) 0.46
CDR a 0.5 (0.00) 0.5 (0.00) --

Note. Sex refers to biological sex (M = male; F = female). Independent t-tests and chi-square analyses were used to determine significant differences between elderberry and placebo–control groups for continuous and categorical variables, respectively. CDR = Clinical Dementia Rating Scale; a cannot conduct group comparisons due to a constant value in both groups.