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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Feb 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Pain. 2016 Nov 9;18(2):178–187. doi: 10.1016/j.jpain.2016.10.012

Table 1.

Baseline clinical characteristics of the study population (N = 1,495).

Variable Mean (SD)/Number (%)

Age (years)1 46.8 (2.5)
Race1
    Caucasian 643 (43.2%)
    African America 449 (30.1%)
    Japanese 155 (10.4%)
    Chinese 145 (9.7%)
    Hispanic 98 (6.6%)
Body Mass Index (kg/m2)1 28.2 (7.4)
Study site1
    Oakland, CA 231 (15.5%)
    Los Angeles, CA 230 (15.4%)
    Detroit, MI 250 (16.7%)
    Boston, MA 236 (15.8%)
    Chicago, IL 219 (14.7%)
    Pittsburgh, PA 177 (11.9%)
    Newark, NJ 151 (10.1%)
Abdominal cramps1 856 (57.7%)
Current smoking1 236 (15.9%)
Depression 325 (21.7%)
Sleep problems1 435 (29.3%)
Short Form-36 bodily pain (0-100 with higher number = more pain) 28.7 (22.1)
Short Form-36 bodily pain magnitude 27.6 (24.4)
Short Form-36 bodily pain interference 17.1 (23.1)

Abbreviations: SD, standard deviation

1

Due to missing data, N = 1494 for age, BMI and study site; N = 1490 for race; N = 1486 for sleeping problems; N = 1485 for smoking status; N = 1483 for abdominal cramps