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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2012 Nov 1.
Published in final edited form as: Neurobiol Aging. 2011 Jul 8;32(11):2106.e1–2106.e6. doi: 10.1016/j.neurobiolaging.2011.05.016

Table 1.

Population characteristics according to case-control status

PD cases, n (%) Controls, n (%) p
All 786 1537
Year of Birth 0.04
      1925–1929 281 (35.8) 603 (39.2)
      1930–1934 262 (33.3) 544 (35.4)
      1935–1939 159 (20.2) 253 (16.5)
      1940- 84 (10.7) 137 (8.9)
Men 600 (76.3) 1211 (78.8) 0.18
Smoking <.0001
      Never 366 (46.6) 537 (34.9)
      Former 385 (49.0) 893 (58.1)
      Current 24 (3.1) 91 (5.9)
      Missing 11(1.4) 16(1.0)
Caffeine intake (mg/day) 295.2 ± 335.2 361.3 ± 361.5 <.0001
Family History <.0001
      Yes 111 (14.1) 84 (5.5) <.0001
      No 668 (85.0) 1318 (85.8)
      Missing 7 (0.9) 135 (8.8)
ApoE 0.32
      ε22 6 (0.8) 12 (0.8)
      ε23 100 (12.7) 198 (12.9)
      ε33 522 (66.4) 952 (61.9)
      ε34 133 (16.9) 316 (20.6)
      ε44 11 (1.4) 25 (1.6)
      ε24 14 (1.8) 34 (2.2)
Dementia
      Yes 131 (16.7)
      No 589 (74.9)
      Missing 66 (8.4)
Year of diagnosis
      Before 2000 360 (45.8)
      2000 and after 426 (54.2)

Means were compared with t-tests and proportions were compared with chi-square tests.