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. 2024 May 14;30(6):1739–1748. doi: 10.1038/s41591-024-02960-5

Table 1.

Characteristics of G&C study participants

Characteristics N = 21,051 Missing (%)
Agea (years), mean (s.d.)/median (IQR) 50.48 (14.81)/52 (39, 62)
Age (years) category, n (%)
17–25 1,238 (5.9)
26–35 2,900 (13.8)
36–45 3,439 (16.3)
46–55 4,701 (22.3)
56–65 5,084 (24.2)
66–75 3,322 (15.8)
76+ 367 (1.7)
Gendera, female/male/other, n (%) 13,298 (63.2)/7,692 (36.5)/61 (0.3)
Ethnicitya, n (%)
African 73 (0.4) 5.4
Asian 148 (0.7)
Mixed 283 (1.4)
Other 126 (0.6)
White 19,292 (96.8)
Smoking statusa, n (%)
Current smoker 428 (5.4) 62.2
Nonsmoker 4,568 (57.4)
Past smoker 2,959 (37.2)
Alcohol usea (yes), n (%) 7,424 (84.4) 58.2
BMIa (kgm−2), n (%)
Underweight (<18.5) 122 (1.4)
Healthy weight (18.5–24.9) 3,812 (43.4) 58.3
Overweight (25–29.9) 3,144 (35.8)
Obese (≥30) 1,709 (19.4)
Multiple deprivation index, n (%)
High (1–3) 3,474 (17.2) 4.2
Medium (4–7) 8,334 (41.3)
Low (8–10) 8,351 (41.4)
Educationa, n (%)
1 (lowest) 295 (3.9) 64.4
2 2,019 (27.0)
3 748 (10.0)
4 (highest) 4,427 (59.1)
Worked nights 72h before testa (yes), n (%) 431 (2.0)
First language is Englisha, n (%) 20,082 (96.9) 1.5

aSelf-reported in response to questionnaire provided either by NIHR BioResource or Cognitive Test application.

IQR, interquartile range.participants will be no different