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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Mar 1.
Published in final edited form as: Epilepsy Behav. 2015 Feb 10;44:121–126. doi: 10.1016/j.yebeh.2015.01.011

Table 1.

Epilepsy categories and sociodemographic characteristics–2010 National Health Interview Survey.

Characteristics No history of epilepsy (n = 26,659)
History of epilepsy (n = 480)
n Weighted % (95% CI) n Weighted % (95% CI)
Race/ethnicity
    White, non-Hispanic 15,088 67.8 (66.9 – 68.8) 315 77.7 (73.5 – 81.4)
    Black, non-Hispanic 4,303 11.6 (11.0 – 12.3) 83 11.1 (8.5 – 14.3)
    Hispanic/Latino 5,103 14.1 (13.5 – 14.8) 55 7.5 (5.6 – 9.8)
    Other race 2,165 6.4 (6.0 – 6.9) 27 3.8 (2.3 – 6.3)*
Sex
    Males 11,776 48.4 (47.6 – 49.2) 201 45.9 (40.5 – 51.5)
    Females 14,883 51.6 (50.8 – 52.4) 279 54.1 (48.5 – 59.5)
Age (years)
    18 – 34 7,665 30.8 (30.0 – 31.7) 108 27.9 (23.2 – 33.1)
    35 – 44 4,710 17.4(16.9 – 18.0) 91 17.9 (14.0 – 22.5)
    45 – 64 8,913 34.8 (34.0 – 35.6) 208 41.9 (36.9 – 47.1)
    65 + 5,371 16.9 (16.3 – 17.6) 73 12.3 (9.5 – 15.8)
Annual family income
    <$25,000 8,489 23.0 (22.2 – 23.9) 248 41.8 (36.2 – 47.6)
    $25,000 – $49,999 7,146 25.4(24.7 – 26.2) 117 28.8 (24.0 – 34.3)
    $50,000 – $74,999 4,360 18.1 (17.5 – 18.7) 63 15.7 (11.8 – 20.5)
    $75,000 + 6,665 33.4(32.3 – 34.6) 52 13.7 (10.2 – 18.2)

Abbreviation: n, sample size; 95% CI, 95% confidence interval for weighted percentage.

*

This estimate has a relative standard error ≥20% and ≤30%.