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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Feb 11.
Published in final edited form as: JAMA Intern Med. 2013 Feb 11;173(3):189–195. doi: 10.1001/jamainternmed.2013.1604

Table 1.

Characteristics of the entire study cohort (N=28,033) and the decedents (N=1,302).

Entire cohort N=28,033
Age at index observation
 Mean (SD) 41.0 (12.4)
 18–24 years, N(%) 3,493 (12.5)
 25–44 years, N (%) 13,805 (49.3)
 45–64 years, N (%) 9,924 (35.4)
 65–84 years, N (%) 793 (2.8)
 ≥85 years, N (%) 18 (0.1)
Sex
 Male, N (%) 18,612 (66.4)
 Female, N (%) 9,421 (33.6)
Race
 White, non-Hispanic, N (%) 11,912 (42.5)
 Black, non-Hispanic, N (%) 8,066 (28.8)
 Hispanic, N (%) 5,301 (18.9)
 Other/unknown, N (%) 2,754 (9.8)
Decedents N=1,302
Age at death, mean (range) 51.2 (19.3–93.5)
Sex
 Male, N (%) 1,055 (81.0)
 Female, N (%) 247 (19.0)
Race
 White, non-Hispanic, N (%) 784 (60.2)
 Black, non-Hispanic, N (%) 301 (23.1)
 Hispanic, N (%) 131 (10.1)
 Other/unknown, N (%) 86 (6.6)
Veteran, N (%) 164 (12.6)
Place of death
 Hospital, N (%) 683 (52.5)
 Residence, N (%) 352 (27.0)
 Nursing Home, N (%) 129 (9.9)
 Other, N (%) 138 (10.6)
Autopsy performed
 Yes, N (%) 495 (38.0)
 No, N (%) 807 (62.0)
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