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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Aug 10.
Published in final edited form as: J Hum Hypertens. 2012 Nov 15;27(5):298–303. doi: 10.1038/jhh.2012.43

Table 1.

Distribution of demographic factors in KNHANES1, 1998, 2005 and 2009

Demographic group 1998 2005 2009 P value
for
percent4

No. of
subjects
Percent No. of
subjects
Percent No. of
subjects
Percent
Sample size (n)
Number of Individuals 10,400 100 8,930 100 9,391 100
Mean of Age2 33.1±0.4 35.3±0.3 37.3±0.4 <0.001
Age groups (%)
2-6 y 875 7.9 631 5.8 663 4.9 0.0723
7-12 y 911 9.1 915 9.1 889 7.2
13-18 y 980 10 747 8.1 738 8.9
19-39 y 3,416 35.4 2,511 34.8 2,248 32.5
40-59 y 2,565 24.5 2,574 28 2,517 30.5
60 y+ 1,520 11.6 1,441 13.2 2,209 15.1
Gender (%)
Male 4,984 48.7 4167 50.2 4,182 50.2 <0.01
Adults (≥19 y) education
(%)
<High school diploma 3,236 36.7 2,338 30.7 3,091 35.3 <0.001
≥High school diploma 4,276 63.3 4,201 69.3 3,909 64.7
Income as percentage of poverty (%)3
Low (<120%) 3,671 32.7 1,878 19.9 2,526 23.5 0.1884
Middle (120-250%) 4,340 45.9 3,495 40.1 3,292 37
High (≥250%) 1,961 21.5 3,403 39.9 3,443 39.5
Region (%)
Large City 4,130 47.9 4,102 47.1 4,069 46.4 <0.05
Small City 2,658 32 3,089 35.2 3,320 37.2
Rural 3,612 20.1 1,739 17.7 2,002 16.4
1

Weighted to be nationally representative.

2

Mean±Standard Error.

3

Calculated values based on poverty threshold of each year.

4

χ2- test comparing the percent of each demographic group between 1998 and 2009.