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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Mar 1.
Published in final edited form as: Epidemiology. 2015 Mar;26(2):143–150. doi: 10.1097/EDE.0000000000000227

Table 1.

Characteristicsa of the Determinants of Myocardial Infarction Onset Study participants.

Alcohol Consumption in the Past Year
Yes (n=2119) No (n=1750)
Age (years); mean (SD) 58.9 (12.3) 64.6 (12.8)
Female 493 (23) 764 (4)
White race 1899 (90) 1506 (86)
Married 1477 (70) 1009 (58)
Income (US$); mean (SD) 41,1312 (17,616) 36,726 (16,184)
Education
 Less than high school 351 (17) 485 (28)
 Completed high school 808 (38) 776 (44)
 Some college 924 (44) 442 (25)
Body mass index (kg/m2) 27 (5) 28 (6)
Smoking status
 Never 428 (20) 586 (34)
 Former 905 (43) 653 (37)
 Current 776 (37) 494 (28)
History of
 Hypertension 858 (41) 832 (48)
 Diabetes mellitus 286 (14) 539 (31)
 Angina 451 (21) 498 (29)
 Myocardial infarction 515 (24) 549 (31)
 Coronary artery disease 729 (34) 753 (43)
Regular use of
 ACE inhibitors 227 (11) 286 (16)
 Aspirin 889 (42) 652 (37)
 Beta blockers 428 (20) 402 (23)
 Calcium channel blockers 449 (21) 474 (27)
 Digoxin 107 (5) 150 (9)
Index Hospitalization
 Thrombolytic use 954 (45) 590 (34)
 Congestive heart failure 239 (11) 277 (16)
 Ventricular tachycardia 233 (11) 146 (8)
 Peak Creatine Kinase level (U/L) 1621 (1886) 1380.(1726)
Physical Activity (times/week)
 <3 1704 (80) 1545 (88)
 ≥3 414 (20) 205 (12)

Missing data on education (n=83), income (n=317), smoking status (n=27)

a

No. (%) unless otherwise indicated.