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. 2024 Aug 6;10(4):e783. doi: 10.1002/osp4.783

TABLE 2.

Association of demographic factors with awareness, use and discussion with doctors of incretin‐based pharmacotherapy.

Gender Education Race Financial security Comorbidities
Overall Women (n = 123) Men (n = 67) Less than bachelors (n = 120) Bachelors or higher (n = 70) White (n = 121) Black/African American (n = 51) Low (n = 62) High (n = 128) Yes (n = 155) No (n = 35)
Aware of incretin‐based pharmacotherapy
Yes 160 (84%) 104 (85%) 56 (84%) 93 (77%)** 67 (96%) 105 (87%) 40 (78%) 50 (81%) 110 (86%) 137 (88%)* 23 (66%)
No 30 (16%) 19 (15%) 11 (16%) 27 (23%) 3 (4%) 16 (13%) 11 (22%) 12 (19%) 18 (14%) 18 (12%) 12 (34%)
Ever used incretin‐based pharmacotherapy
Yes 28 (15%) 22 (18%) 6 (9%) 15 (13%) 13 (19%) 18 (15%) 8 (16%) 11(18%) 17 (13%) 27 (17%) 1 (3%)
No 162 (85%) 101 (82%) 61 (91%) 105 (88%) 57 (81%) 103 (85%) 43 (84%) 51(82%) 111 (87%) 128 (83%) 34 (97%)
Discussed incretin‐based pharmacotherapy with doctor
Yes 62 (33%) 47 (38%)* 15 (22%) 32 (27%)* 30 (43%) 44 (36%) 15 (29%) 23 (37%) 39 (30%) 31 (24%)** 4 (11%)
No 128 (66%) 76 (62%) 52 (78%) 88 (63%) 40 (57%) 77 (64%) 36 (71%) 39 (63%) 89 (70%) 97 (76%) 31 (89%)

*p < 0.05, **p < 0.01, ***p < 0.001.