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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Apr 5.
Published in final edited form as: Mov Disord. 2010 Dec 13;26(2):271–279. doi: 10.1002/mds.23370

TABLE 1.

Characteristics of Parkinson’s disease cases and unaffected subjects from five French districts in 2007

Characteristics Affected subjects (N = 1,659)
Unaffected subjects (N = 237,917)
Multivariable logistic model
N % N % ORa 95% CIa
Sex
 Women 824 49.7 115,466 48.5 Reference
 Men 835 50.3 122,451 51.5 1.52 1.38–1.68
Age (yr)
 18–49 4 0.2 106,828 44.9 14.29b 9.99–20.44
 50–59 26 1.6 34,445 14.5 0.93c 0.92–0.94
 60–69 119 7.2 27,167 11.4
 70–79 623 37.5 38,414 16.2
 80–89 741 44.7 26,514 11.1
 ≥ 90 146 8.8 4,549 1.9
District
 Gironde 441 26.6 89,011 37.4 Reference
 Charente-Maritime 415 25.0 57,288 24.1 1.11 0.96–1.27
 Côte-d’Or 175 10.5 27,385 11.5 1.00 0.84–1.19
 Haute-Vienne 265 16.0 25,772 10.8 1.18 1.01–1.39
 Mayenne 363 21.9 38,461 16.2 1.20 1.05–1.39
Median household income of the canton of residenced
 High 1,212 73.1 191,418 80.5 Reference
 Low 447 26.9 46,499 19.5 1.16 1.04–1.31
Identification of cases
 Free healthcare for PD only 235 14.2
 Levodopa users only 704 42.4
 Free healthcare for PD and levodopa users 720 43.4
a

OR (95% CI) from a multivariable model including sex, age (linear and quadratic terms), district and median household income.

b

OR for an increase of 5 yr in age (linear term).

c

OR for an increase of 5 yr in age squared (quadratic term).

d

High median household income was defined by grouping the four highest quintiles; low median household income was defined by the lowest quintile.

PD, Parkinson’s disease; OR, odds ratio; CI, confidence interval.