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. 2011 Oct 22;2011:1649–1657.

Table 1.

Patient demographic and clinical characteristics by race

African-American
White
Number (Percentage) Number (Percentage)
Number of Subject 834 (20.9%) 3,142 (79.1%)
Demographics
  Age at study entry (year) * 48.65 (48.0, 49.0) 51.04 (50.72, 51.36)
18–30 34 (4.1%) 90 (2.8%)
31–40 131 (15.7%) 341 (10.8%)
41–50 279 (33.5%) 851 (27.1%)
>51 390 (46.7%) 1,860 (59.2%)
  Female gender 553 (65.2%) 1,171 (54.0%)
  Non-commercial insurance 343 (40.5%) 525 (16.6%)
Clinical Characteristics
  A1C Level (%) * 7.38 (7.26, 7.50) 6.85 (6.81, 6.91)
  A1C <7% 440 (51.9%) 2,056 (64.9%)
  Number of A1C test * 4.15 (4.03, 4.26) 3.76 (3.70, 3.83)
  OHA 6-month PDC * 40% (39%, 43%) 50% (49%, 51%)
  OHA 6-month PDC ≥ 80% 177 (21.2%) 1,031 (32.8%)
  Duration of OHA treatment (Year)
0–3 696 (83.5%) 2,693 (85.7%)
3–6 133 (15.9%) 441 (14.0%)
6–9 5 (0.6%) 8 (0.3%)
  Number of concurrent OHA medications
1 593 (71.1%) 2,155 (68.6%)
2 198 (23.7%) 802 (25.5%)
≥ 3 43 5.2%) 185 (5.9%)
  OHA medication classes
Biguanide Only 314 (37.4%) 1,316 (42.1%)
Sulfonylurea Only 173 (20.6%) 358 (11.1%)
Thiazolidinedione Only 41 (4.9%) 206 (6.6%)
Other 7 (0.8%) 38 (1.2%)
Multiple classes 304 (36.2%) 1,205 (38.6%)
*

Data are mean (95% CI). All values are statistically significant at p < 0.001.