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. 2018 May 16;13:947–956. doi: 10.2147/CIA.S157089

Table S3.

Comparison between the participants who completed the follow-up period until death or the 2008 wave and those who were lost to follow-up before the 2008 wave

Characteristics Participants who completed the follow-up period until death or 2008 wave (n=5,914) Participants who were lost to follow-up before 2008 wave (n=1,464)
Age, years, mean (SD) 79.6 (9.2) 80.6 (9.1)
Female, n (%) 3,080 (52.1) 780 (53.3)
Han ethnicity, n (%) 5,502 (93.0) 1,414 (96.6)
Rural residence, n (%) 3,470 (58.7) 614 (41.9)
Currently married, n (%) 2,193 (37.1) 522 (35.7)
Illiterate, n (%) 3,328 (56.3) 766 (52.3)
White collar occupation, n (%) 565 (9.6) 220 (15.0)
Smoked in the past 5 years, n (%) 1,314 (22.2) 255 (17.4)
Regular exercise, n (%) 2,009 (34.0) 565 (38.6)
Religious involvement, n (%)a
Economic independence, n (%) 1,800 (30.4) 517 (35.3)
Good family economic standing, n (%) 953 (16.1) 243 (16.6)
Adequate medication, n (%) 5,237 (88.6) 1,315 (89.8)

Note:

a

The variable of religious involvement was not available in the 2005 wave of the Chinese Longitudinal Healthy Longevity Survey.

Abbreviation: SD, standard deviation.