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. 2017 Jun 18;7(1):011102. doi: 10.7189/jogh.07.011102

Table 3.

Prevalence of impaired fasting blood glucose and diabetes by socio–demographic and lifestyle characteristics

Characteristics
Impaired fasting blood glucose
Diabetes
No. (%)
P*
No. (%)
P*
All participants
101 (6.0)

81 (4.8)

Age group:

<0.001

<0.001
18–44
43 (3.6)

28 (2.4)

45–59
41 (10.5)

42 (10.7)

≥60
17 (16.5)

11 (10.7)

Gender:

0.087

0.860
Male
56 (7.1)

39 (4.9)

Female
45 (5.1)

42 (4.7)

Registration:

0.927

0.862
Locals
26 (5.9)

22 (5.0)

Migrants
73 (6.0)

58 (4.8)

Marital status:

0.245

0.040
Never in union
5 (3.4)

1 (0.7)

Married or living with partner
90 (6.1)

76 (5.1)

Widowed, divorced and separated
4 (9.5)

3 (7.1)

Education:

0.011

0.030
Primary school and below
21 (9.1)

18 (7.8)

Middle school
41 (6.8)

30 (5.0)

High school and equivalent
29 (5.5)

24 (4.5)

3–year college and above
8 (2.6)

7 (2.3)

Occupation:

0.209

0.021
Manual workers
14 (5.5)

10 (4.0)

Sales and services
22 (6.9)

13 (4.1)

Professional, technical and managerial
9 (4.2)

9 (4.2)

Clerical
7 (4.0)

3 (1.7)

Other workers
11 (4.4)

10 (4.0)

Not working
36 (7.9)

35 (7.7)

Household income:

0.478

0.297
Low
11 (6.5)

10 (5.9)

Middle
32 (5.3)

30 (5.0)

High
17 (4.9)

11 (3.2)

Rejected
14 (8.1)

6 (3.5)

Do not know
27 (7.1)

24 (6.3)

Hypertension:

<0.001

<0.001
Yes
32 (10.8)

32 (10.8)

No
69 (5.0)

49 (3.5)

BMI:

0.021

0.005
Underweight/normal weight
49 (4.9)

36 (3.6)

Overweight/obese
52 (7.6)

45 (6.6)

Current smoking:

0.219

0.849
Yes
27 (7.4)

17 (4.6)

No 74 (5.6) 64 (4.9)

BMI – body mass index

2–test was used for comparisons.