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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Jul 7.
Published in final edited form as: J Epidemiol Community Health. 2015 May 18;69(7):715–718. doi: 10.1136/jech-2015-205657

Table 1.

Baseline characteristics of the PERU MIGRANT Cohort Study by incident all-cause mortality

Dead (n=33)
N (%)
Alive (n=895)
N (%)
p Value*
Age (years) <0.01
 30–39 3 (1.1) 259 (98.8)
 40–49 1 (0.4) 263 (99.6)
 50–59 7 (2.7) 252 (97.3)
 60+ 22 (15.4) 121 (84.6)
Sex 0.005
 Female 11 (2.2) 482 (97.8)
 Male 22 (5.1) 413 (94.9)
Site/migration status 0.07
 Rural 10 (5.0) 191 (95.0)
 Migrant 14 (2.6) 526 (97.4)
 Urban 9 (4.8) 178 (95.2)
Education 0.01
 Primary school or less 24 (5.3) 430 (94.7)
 Secondary school or more 9 (1.9) 463 (98.1)
Asset index (tertiles) 0.02
 Lowest 19 (5.7) 313 (94.3)
 Middle 8 (2.7) 294 (97.4)
 Highest 6 (2.0) 288 (96.4)
Current smoking 0.11
 Yes 6 (6.0) 94 (94.0)
 No 27 (3.3) 801 (96.7)
Alcohol use 0.77
 High 3 (3.9) 75 (96.2)
 Low 30 (3.5) 820 (96.5)
Physical activity 0.69
 Low 10 (4.2) 231 (95.8)
 Moderate/high 23 (3.4) 656 (96.6)
High total cholesterol (>200 mg/dL) 0.008
 Yes 5 (1.7) 281 (98.3)
 No 28 (4.4) 613 (95.6)
Obesity (BMI ≥30 kg/m2) 0.28
 Yes 5 (2.6) 185 (97.4)
 No 28 (3.8) 710 (96.2)
Hypertension 0.0001
 Yes 13 (8.6) 138 (91.4)
 No 20 (2.6) 756 (97.4)
Diabetes 0.55
 Yes 2 (5.1) 37 (94.9)
 No 31 (3.5) 857 (96.5)
*

Log rank test for equality of survivor functions.

BMI, body mass index.