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. 2015 Nov 5;25(4):451–458. doi: 10.18865/ed.25.4.451

Table 1. Individual and metropolitan-level descriptive statistics.

Mean or % SD
Diabetes diagnosis
Yes 9.1%
No 90.9%
Individual SES
Education level
Less than high schoola 27.3%
High school graduate 3.3%
Some college 23.5%
Graduated college 18.9%
Household income
Less than $15,000a 18.7%
$15,000 - $25,000 3.5%
$25,000 - $35,000 15.4%
$35,000 - $50,000 13.2%
> $50,000 22.3%
Employed 67.7%
Individual Controls
Body mass index
Body mass index categories 27.8 5.9
Underweight 1.4%
Normal weighta 31.6%
Overweight 38.6%
Obese 28.4%
Smoker status
Current smokera 17.7%
Former smoker 19.9%
Never smoked 62.3%
Physical activity (minutes of moderate activity) 53.3 73.5
Insured 69.1%
Age 41.8 15.01
Sex
Malea 39.6%
Female 60.4%
Marital status
Never married, separated 38.6%
Married, cohabitatinga 61.4%
Fruit/Vegetable Intake
Less than 5 times per daya 77.9%
5+ times per day 22.1%
General health
Excellent 17.3%
Very good 23.9%
Good 34.4%
Fair 18.8%
Poora 5.7%
Segregation measuresb
Nonsegregateda 4.0%
Segregated 95.0%
Hypersegregated 1.0%
Area SES
Total MSA population .15 .18
Proportion in poverty .14 .049
Hispanic population 701448.8 806196.5

n=7,462.

n for MSA = 198.

a. Indicates a category used as the base category for logistic regression.

b. Summary is at MSA level.

c. .55 cutoff, Wilkes’ Index.