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. 2013 Sep 5;121(11-12):1313–1318. doi: 10.1289/ehp.1306615

Table 1.

Demographic characteristics of cohort (n = 32,254) by community and occupational groups [n (%) or mean ± SD].

Characteristic Entire cohort (n = 32,254) Community group (n = 28,541) Occupational group (n = 3,713)
Sex
Male 14,894 (46.2) 11,939 (41.8) 2,955 (79.6)
Female 17,360 (53.8) 16,602 (58.2) 758 (20.4)
Race/ethnicitya
White, non-Hispanic 31,144 (97.4) 27,860 (97.6) 3,284 (96.1)
Other 815 (2.6) 681 (2.4) 134 (3.9)
Educationb
Less than high school 3,063 (9.5) 3,026 (10.6) 37 (1.0)
High school or certificate of equivalency (GED) 12,971 (40.2) 11,706 (41.0) 1,265 (34.1)
Some college 10,522 (32.6) 9,441 (33.1) 1,081 (29.1)
Bachelor or higher 5,694 (17.7) 4,366 (15.3) 1,328 (35.8)
Mean age at final interview (years) 53.0 ± 15.6 52.2 ± 15.6 59.3 ± 14.1
Mean year of birth 1957 ± 15.6 1958 ± 15.6 1951 ± 14.1
Type of participant
Community only 28,541 (88.5) 28,541 (100.0)
Worker only 1,823 (5.7) 1,823 (49.1)
Community and worker 1,890 (5.9) 1,890 (50.9)
GED, General Education Development test. aRace/ethnicity information was missing for 295 participants (all from the occupational group). bEducation information was missing for 4 participants (2 from the community group and 2 from the occupational group).