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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Mar 3.
Published in final edited form as: J Immigr Minor Health. 2012 Dec;14(6):918–925. doi: 10.1007/s10903-011-9566-2

Table 1. Descriptive Statistics for a Subsample of Respondents from the 2003-2008 National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey, n=12,124.

No. %
Immigration and Language Status
 US-born 9,485 85.2
 Foreign-born English 1,007 8.2
 Foreign-born non-English 1,632 6.6
Age
 20-40 4,420 39.6
 41-64 4,646 44.0
 65+ 3,058 16.4
Gender
 Male 6,201 51.5
 Female 5,923 48.5
Marital Status
 Married 7,580 66.0
 Single 1,853 15.6
 Divorced/Widowed/Separated 2,691 18.5
Education
 <High School 3,418 17.8
 High School 2,941 25.1
 >High School 5,765 57.1
Family Income (% FPL)
 0-100% 2,271 12.3
 101-200% 3,188 20.2
 201-300% 1,954 15.9
 301-400% 1,483 14.8
 >400% 3,228 36.9
Race/Ethnicity
 White 6,238 72.8
 Black 2,407 10.4
 Mexican American 2,298 7.8
 Other Latino 696 3.7
 Other/Multi 485 5.3
Insured
 No 2,577 17.7
 Yes 9,547 82.3
Regular Source of Care
 No 1,719 13.6
 Yes 10,405 86.4
# Medical Visits in Last Year
 None 1,909 15.5
 1 2,123 19.3
 2-3 3,075 26.8
 4-9 3,141 24.8
 10+ 1,876 13.6
Exam-Diagnosed Risk Factors
 Diabetes 743 10.1
 Hypertension 4,773 33.4
 High Cholesterol 4,104 30.8
 Overweight or Obesity 8,524 67.9

Note: No. is unweighted; % is weighted