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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Sep 1.
Published in final edited form as: Diabetes Obes Metab. 2017 May 22;19(9):1260–1266. doi: 10.1111/dom.12949

Table 1.

Baseline characteristics (n, %) of participants with and without incident diabetes over 9 years’ follow-up: ARIC study.

Diabetes
N=1,180
No Diabetes
N=8,574

Age
 45–54 years 646 (54.8) 4,705 (54.9)
 55–64 years 534 (45.2) 3,869 (45.1)

Gender
 Female 676 (51.1) 4,829 (56.3)
 Male 647 (48.9) 3,745 (43.7)

Race
 Black 351 (29.7) 1,425 (16.6)
 White 829 (70.3) 7,149 (83.4)

Study community
 Forsyth 279 (23.6) 2,247 (26.2)
 Jackson 301 (25.5) 1,269 (14.8)
 Minnesota 257 (21.8) 2,659 (31.0)
 Washington 343 (29.1) 2,399 (28.0)

Body mass index (BMI)
 Normal <25 kg/m2 154 (13.1) 3,359 (39.1)
 Overweight 25–≤30 kg/m2 451 (38.2) 3,504 (40.9)
 Obese >30 kg/m2 575 (48.7) 1,711 (20.0)

Waist circumference
 Low (Women <80cm; Men <94cm) 96 (8.1) 2,177 (25.4)
 Medium (Women 80–88cm; Men 94–102cm) 231 (19.6) 2,696 (31.4)
 High (Women >88cm; Men >102cm) 853 (72.3) 3,701 (43.2)

Hypertensive medication
 Yes 477 (40.4) 2,037 (23.8)
 No 703 (59.6) 6,537 (76.2)

Parental history of diabetes
 Yes 446 (37.8) 1,989 (23.2)
 No 734 (62.2) 6,585 (76.8)

Modified FINDRISC score (mean, SD) 10.5 (3.3) 7.8 (3.5)