Table 1. Demographic data of the study subjects.
Total | Male | Female | P value | |
No. | 1890 | 1136 (60.1%) | 754 (39.9%) | |
Median age (year) | 34.00 (27.00–45.25) | 34.00 (27.00–45.00) | 36.00 (26.00–46.00) | 0.512 |
18–29 | 713 (37.7%) | 420 (37.0%) | 293 (38.9%) | <0.001* |
30–39 | 464 (24.6%) | 301 (26.5%) | 163 (21.6%) | |
40–49 | 382 (20.2%) | 212 (18.7%) | 170 (22.5%) | |
50–59 | 211 (11.2%) | 111 (9.8%) | 100 (13.3%) | |
≥60 | 120 (6.3%) | 92 (8.1%) | 28 (3.7%) | |
Median height (cm) | 169.00 (163.00–173.00) | 172.00 (169.00–176.00) | 162.00 (158.00–166.00) | <0.001* |
Median weight (Kg) | 67.00 (58.00–76.00) | 73.00 (66.00–81.00) | 57.00 (52.00–63.00) | <0.001* |
Median BMI (Kg/m2) | 23.67 (21.18–25.91) | 23.32 (21.05–25.61) | 24.08 (21.45–26.34) | 0.001* |
Median SBP (mmHg) | 120.00 (110.00–130.00) | 120.00 (112.00–130.00) | 114.00 (104.00–124.00) | <0.001* |
Median DBP (mmHg) | 78.00 (70.00–82.00) | 80.00 (70.00–86.00) | 72.00 (66.00–80.00) | <0.001* |
P<0.05 was accepted as statistically significant. Data are shown in median and interquartile ranges. BMI: Body Mass Index; SBP: Systolic blood pressure; DBP: Diastolic blood pressure.