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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Jan 1.
Published in final edited form as: Am J Prev Med. 2014 Oct 30;48(1):98–103. doi: 10.1016/j.amepre.2014.08.015

Table 1.

Descriptive statistics for mammogram and Pap test samples by 2014 state Medicaid expansion status

Mammogram Sample Pap test Sample
Characteristic Expansion States (N=28752) Non-expansion States (N=27732) Expansion States (N=45603) Non-expansion States (N=39264)
Mean age (years) 57.6± (.048) 57.7± (.049) 45.7±(.113) 45.6±(.110)
Age group (%)
24–34 years 18.5 18.3
35–49 years 40.6 41.8
50–54 yearsa. 27.9 26.8 16.5 15.9
55–59 years 36.6 36.7 12.8 12.7
60–64 years 35.4 36.5 11.6 11.3
Race (%)
White 80.4 81.2** 76.9 78.7**
Black 8.9 14.8** 9.2 15.0**
Asian 6.4 1.1** 8.5 2.3**
Other race 4.3 2.8** 5.4 4.0**
Hispanic ethnicity (%) 8.9 6.1** 15.4 9.8**
Income (%)
<138% of FPL 16.9 20.1** 24.1 24.4
138–100% of FPL 41.6 41.5** 48.3 49.8**
>400% of FPL 41.5 38.4** 27.7 25.8**
Education
Less than high school 8.3 9.8** 9.9 8.7**
High school 26.4 31.0** 22.0 25.3**
Some college 33.7 32.9** 31.3 31.8**
College or more 31.6 26.3 36.9 34.2**
Employed (%) 59.9 54.2* 66.2 64.2**
Insured (%) 89.0 85.7** 86.4 82.1
Mammogram in past 2 years (%) 80.4 77.0**
Pap test in past 3 years (%) 86.9 84.8**

Note: cells represent weighted mean (standard error) or weighted percentage of sample. All analyses employ survey weights accounting for the BRFSS complex sampling design.

**

p<0.01

*

p<0.05 in test of difference by state Medicaid expansion status. Results with significant p-values indicated in bold.

a

The age range for the mammogram sample is 52 to 64 years; the youngest age in each sample is the number of years of the recommended screening interval past the recommended age for initiation of routine screening.