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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2011 Sep 1.
Published in final edited form as: Stroke. 2010 Jul 29;41(9):1896–1900. doi: 10.1161/STROKEAHA.110.583997

Table 1.

Baseline characteristics of participants with stroke and depressed mood assessed in the Northern Manhattan Stroke Study (n = 340)

N or mean Early depressed
mood present
, N
(proportion)
or mean
(standard
deviation)
n = 139
p-value
for difference
Age 68.8 68.0 (13.3) 0.3
Race Ethnicity Non-Hispanic
White
70 34 (48.6) reference
Non-Hispanic
Black
81 22 (27.2) 0.007
Hispanic 182 83 (45.6) 0.7
Women 192 84 (43.8) 0.2
Men 148 55 (37.2)
Less than a high school
education
239 97 (40.6) 0.8
Greater than a high school
education
98 41 (41.8)
Not married/widowed 222 98 (44.1) 0.09
Married 116 40 (34.5)
Diabetes Mellitus 104 47 (45.2) 0.3
No diabetes mellitus 236 92 (39.0)
Physically inactive 191 90 (47.1) 0.006
Physically active 148 48 (32.4)
Less than 3 friends 77 37 (48.1) 0.1
Three or more friends 263 102 (38.8)
Medicaid or no insurance 176 78 (44.3) 0.2
Private insurance or medicare 164 61 (37.2)
Cardiac disease* 113 41 (36.3) 0.2
No cardiac disease 227 98 (43.2)
Stroke severity** Mild 180 77 (42.8) reference
Moderate 116 36 (31.0) 0.04
Severe 41 25 (61.0) 0.04
*

History of coronary artery disease or prior myocardial infarction.

**

Mild: NIHSS < 6; Moderate: NIHSS 6–13; Severe: NIHSS ≥ 14