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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Aug 1.
Published in final edited form as: Diabetes Res Clin Pract. 2016 Jun 18;118:146–153. doi: 10.1016/j.diabres.2016.06.022

Table 1.

Characteristics of adult participants without diagnosed DM in NHANES 2009–12 (N=9391)

Predictors included in the ADA and CDC scores Mean (standard error) or Percentage
Age, year 45.9 (0.48)
Men 47.8%
Body mass index, kg/m2 28.3 (0.12)
  25–30 (overweight) 34.3%
  30–40 (obese) 27.3%
  ≥ 40 (extreme obese) 5.2%
Overweight (self-report) 57.3%
Waist circumference, cm - Women 94.7 (0.36)
   Men 100.0 (0.45)
Systolic blood pressure, mmHg 122.9 (0.38)
Diastolic blood pressure, mmHg 73.0 (0.39)
Hypertension 34.8%
Family history of DM 32.8%
Physically active 45.0%
Having a baby >9 pounds (women only) 11.4%
Gestational diabetes (women only) 3.9%
Outcomes-related
Fasting glucose, mmol/L, n=4290 5.5 (0.02)
A1C, % or mmol/mol, n=9380 5.5 (0.01) or 36.3 (0.10)
2-hour glucose, mmol/L, n=3883 6.4 (0.05)
Diabetes status: Normal/preDM/DM
 by fasting glucose only
57.5/38.9/3.6%
 by A1C only 72.7/25.0/2.3%
 by 2-hour glucose only 80.8/13.8/5.5%
 by glucose/A1C/2-hour glucose* 45.4/47.7/6.9%
PreDM told by doctor 4.5%

Adult participants are those of 20 years old or older.

Those with missing outcomes data (i.e., all of fasting glucose, A1C and 2-hour glucose) were excluded.

Fasting glucose and 2-hour glucose were collected from subsamples.

All summary statistics were weighted with interview, medical exam, fasting or oral glucose tolerance test (OGTT) sample weight.

Sample sizes, total N and n, were unweighted.

*

OGTT weight was used to estimate the prevalence more validly, following the NHANES analytic guidelines. When medical exam weight or no weight was used, which can include larger N, prevalence turns out to be 60.0/35.5/4.5% and 55.0/38.5/6.4%, respectively.

DM denotes type 2 diabetes mellitus.