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. 2008 May 2;23(8):1194–1199. doi: 10.1007/s11606-008-0629-6

Table 1.

Demographic Characteristics of TRIAD Participants by Baseline Walking Status

Sample characteristics (N = 8,796) Not walking at baseline (n = 2,861) Walking at baseline (n = 5,935) p value for difference
Demographics
 Age <.0001
  18–45 years (%) 7.6 9.1
  45–64 years (%) 46.5 51.0
  ≥65 years (%) 46.0 40.0
 Race/ethnicity <.0001
  African American (%) 16.3 14.9
  Asian/Pacific Islander (%) 13.6 16.5
  Latino (%) 15.1 16.9
  White (%) 46.9 43.3
  Other (%) 8.1 8.5
 Female (%) 57.5 51.6 <.0001
 BMI <.0001
  <25 (%) 14.9 16.8
  25–29 (%) 28.9 33.3
  ≥30 (%) 56.2 50.0
 Education .0022
  <High school (%) 22.2 19.9
  High school graduate (%) 30.9 29.5
  Some college (%) 47.0 50.6
 Annual income <.0001
  <$15,000 (%) 26.7 22.1
  $15,000–$39,999 (%) 36.9 34.4
  $40,000–$74,999 (%) 23.4 27.2
  >$75,000 (%) 13.0 16.4
Clinical characteristics
 BMI <.0001
  Normal weight (%) 14.9 16.8
  Overweight (%) 28.9 33.3
  Obese (%) 56.2 50.0
 Type of treatment <.0001
  Controlled with diet and physical activity (%) 7.9 7.8
  Oral medications only (%) 59.1 64.8
  Insulin only (%) 19.2 16.2
  Insulin and oral medications (%) 13.8 11.2
 Pain symptoms at baseline (%) 65.8 58.1 <.0001
 Depressive symptoms at baseline (%) 24.0 14.5 <.0001
 Major comorbidity at baseline (%) 13.6 9.3 <.0001
Neighborhood characteristics
 Neighborhood crime is a problem (%) 23.9 23.5 .59
 Neighborhood trash and litter is a problem (%) 9.4 8.5 .29
 Local access to recreational facilities is a problem (%) 15.7 11.5 <.0001
 Neighborhood lighting at night is a problem (%) 9.7 8.1 .29