Table 1.
Characteristics | Study Sample (N=1919) | SWAN bone cohort (N=2413) |
---|---|---|
Age (year) | 45.9±2.7 | 45.8±2.7 |
Race | ||
Caucasian | 960 (50.0%) | 1196 (49.6%) |
African American | 502 (26.2%) | 686 (28.4%) |
Chinese | 220 (11.5%) | 250 (10.4%) |
Japanese | 237 (12.4%) | 281 (11.7%) |
Body Mass Index (kg/m2) | 27.5±6.9 | 28.0±7.5 |
Menopause status | ||
Premenopausal | 1085 (56.5%) | 1288 (54.1%) |
Early perimenopausal | 834(43.5%) | 1094(45.9%) |
Smoking status | ||
Current | 283 (14.7%) | 393 (16.4%) |
Ex-smoker | 485 (25.3%) | 619 (25.9%) |
Never smoked* | 1151 (60.0%) | 1383 (57.8%) |
Smoking (Pack-year) | ||
0 | 1246 (64.9%) | 1526 (63.2%) |
≤10 years | 304 (15.8%) | 377 (15.6%) |
>10 ≤ 30 years | 292 (15.2%) | 389 (16.1%) |
≥30 years | 77 (4.0%) | 121 (5.0%) |
Alcohol consumption | ||
Abstainer | 990 (51.6%) | 1244 (51.8%) |
Infrequent | 179 (9.3%) | 220 (9.2%) |
Light to moderate | 489 (25.5%) | 607 (25.3%) |
Heavy | 261 (13.6%) | 332 (13.8%) |
Use of supplementary calcium | 862 (45.0%) | 1066 (44.5%) |
Use of supplementary Vitamin D | 741 (38.6%) | 917 (38.2%) |
Use of bone-adverse medications** | 44 (2.3%) | 56 (2.3%) |
Prior use of any sex steroid hormones | 127 (6.6%) | 179 (7.4%) |
Prior use of depo-provera injections | 14 (0.7%) | 20 (0.8%) |
History of hyperthyroidism | 70 (3.7%) | 89 (3.7%) |
History of previous adult fracture | 352 (18.3%) | 457 (18.9%) |
Employment Status | 1581 (82.4%) | 1977 (82.0%) |
Femoral neck bone mineral density (g/cm2) | 0.84±0.13 | 0.85±0.14**** |
Compression strength index (g/kg-m) | 3.31±0.64 | - |
Bending strength index (g/kg-m) | 1.02±0.22 | - |
Impact strength index (g/kg-m) | 0.18±0.04 | - |
Sport Activity Score | 2.71±1.02 | 2.69±1.03 |
Home Activity Score | 2.69±0.83 | 2.70±0.85 |
Active Living Score | 2.36±0.78 | 2.36±0.79 |
Work Activity Score*** | 1.99±0.80 | 2.00±0.81 |
Total Physical Activity Score | 9.76±1.95 | 9.75±2.00 |
Note: For continuous variables, mean and standard deviation are shown. For categorical variables, number and percentage are shown.
13 women who were missingsmoking status answered 0 for pack years, so we assigned them to the never-smoked group.
Bone-adverse medications included oral steroid and anti-epileptics. At baseline, no one took chemotherapy or aromatase-inhibitors.
Unemployed women were assigned 1 for the work activity score.
There were a total of 2413 women in five SWAN bone sites, but only 2328 women had femoral neck bone scans at baseline.