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. 2014 May 9;14:38. doi: 10.1186/1472-6947-14-38

Table 1.

Subject descriptive characteristics by type 2 diabetes status

Variables Diabetes (N = 11,236)
No diabetes (N = 54,365)
N (%) N (%)
Gender
 
 
Male
5813 (51.7)
28019 (51.5)
Female
5423 (48.3)
26346 (48.5)
Mean age (years) (IQR)
62.9 (53–73)
63.2 (53–72)
Age group
 
 
30–49 years
1940 (17.3)
9760 (18.0)
50–59 years
2681 (23.9)
12832 (23.6)
60–69 years
3110 (27.7)
14294 (26.3)
70–79 years
2409 (21.4)
10711 (19.7)
≥80 years
1096 (9.8)
6768 (12.4)
Smoking status
 
 
Ever
7579 (67.5)
36427 (67.0)
Never
3657 (32.5)
17938 (33.0)
Diabetes diagnosis period
 
 
1995–1999
2486 (22.1)
12123 (22.3)
2000–2004
4657 (41.4)
22581 (41.5)
2005–2009
4093 (36.4)
19661 (36.2)
MESA residency
 
 
No
9036 (80.4)
43871 (80.7)
Yes
2200 (19.6)
10494 (19.3)
Mean BMI (kg/m2) (IQR)
33.4 (28–37)
28.9 (26–39)
Have insurance
8881 (79.0)
40852 (75.1)
Visit frequency during 2 years before diabetes
 
 
0-5
2285 (20.3)
15848 (29.2)
6-10
2367 (21.1)
13093 (24.1)
11-20
3146 (28.0)
1411 (26.0)
>20
3438 (30.6)
11308 (20.8)
Visit frequency during 2 years after diabetes
 
 
0-5
1175 (10.5)
21396 (39.4)
6-10
1523 (13.6)
10286 (18.9)
11-20
3223 (28.7)
11492 (21.1)
>20
5315 (47.3)
11191 (20.6)
Mean observation time (IQR)
 
 
Years Before Diabetes onset
16.6 (6.1–26.1)
16.3 (5.7–26.2)
Years After Diabetes onset
7.4 (4.4–10.0)
6.1 (2.8–8.8)
Comorbidities
 
 
Myocardial infarction
208 (1.9)
609 (1.1)
Coronary heart disease
590 (5.3)
1380 (2.5)
Peripheral vascular disease
272 (2.4)
984 (1.8)
Cardiovascular disease
351 (3.1)
1290 (2.4)
Chronic pulmonary disease
1069 (9.5)
3106 (5.7)
Rheumatic heart disease
200 (1.8)
999 (1.8)
Renal disease
207 (1.8)
713 (1.3)
Cancer
 
 
Breast1
543 (10.0)
2282 (8.7)
Colon
 
 
Men2
173 (3.0)
642 (2.3)
Women1
129 (2.4)
548 (2.1)
Prostate2 600 (10.3) 2832 (10.1)

IQR, interquartile range; MESA, Marshfield Epidemiologic Study Area; BMI, body mass index.

1Women only, N = 5,423 with diabetes and 26,346 without diabetes.

2Men only, N = 5,813 with diabetes and 28,019 without diabetes.