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. 2014 Jan 29;9(1):e86867. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0086867

Table 2. Incidence of hypertension in HAN and MON of rural Chinese.

Variables Han (n = 20247) Mongolian (n = 4753)
case (n) person-years of follow-up crude rate (per 100 person-years, 95%CI) age-adjusted rate (per 100 person-years,95%CI) case(n) person-years of follow-up crude rate (per 100 person-years, 95%CI) age-adjusted rate (per 100 person-years,95%CI)
Sex
man 3724 38170 9.76(9.46–10.05) 10.68(9.99–11.36) 1095 8617 12.71* (12.01–13.41) 13.80* (12.16–15.44)
women 2965 38306 7.74(7.47–8.01) 8.86(8.21–9.51) 995 9675 10.28* (9.68–10.89) 11.62* (10.18–13.06)
Blood pressure
prehypertension 5020 53261 9.43(9.18–9.67) 10.36(9.79–10.93) 439 13551 12.18* (11.63–12.73) 13.24* (12.01–14.53)
normal 1669 23215 7.19(6.86–7.52) 8.28(7.45–9.12) 1651 4741 9.26* (8.43–10.08) 10.57* (8.44–12.70)
Total 6689 76476 8.75(8.55–8.95) 9.77(9.30–10.25) 2090 18292 11.43* (10.97–11.89) 12.64* (11.56–13.73)

95%CI: 95% confidence interval;

*

P<0.05, compared with HAN populations.