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. 2015 May 1;17(5):327–334. doi: 10.1089/dia.2014.0366

Table 1.

Baseline Participant Characteristics

  All youth (n=120) Youth <13 years (n=68) Youth ≥13 years (n=52)
Age (years) 12.7±2.7 10.8±1.4 15.3±1.5
Sex (% female) 49 51 46
Race/ethnicity (% white) 95 94 96
Sex of participating parent (% female) 83 87 79
Family structure (% two-parent home) 89 87 92
Highest level parent education (%)
 High school/GED 11 13 8
 Junior/technical college or associate's degree 26 24 29
 College degree 34 34 35
 Graduate degree 29 29 29
Health insurance (%)
 Private or military 88 88 87
 Public 13 12 13
Age (years) at type 1 diabetes diagnosis 6.6±3.6 5.9±2.8a 7.5±4.3a
Type 1 diabetes duration (years) 6.1±3.6 4.9±2.6b 7.7±4.0b
Insulin dose (U/kg/day) 0.9±0.3 0.9±0.3 0.9±0.2
Blood glucose monitoring (times/day) 6.8±2.4 7.5±2.1c 5.9±2.5c
Insulin regimen (%)
 Pump 84 85 83
 Basal/bolus injections 16 15 17
HbA1c
 % 8.0±0.8 7.9±0.8 8.0±0.8
 mmol/mol 64±9 63±9 64±9

Data are mean±SD (range) values or percentages.

Statistically significant differences: aP=0.02, bP<0.0001, cP=0.0002.

HbA1c, hemoglobin A1c.