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. 2018 Jan 19;33(6):839–846. doi: 10.1007/s11606-017-4282-9

Table 1.

Participant Baseline Characteristics

Characteristic Value
N 3913
Randomized to the ILI arm 1966 (50.2)
Age (years) 58.9 ± 6.7
Female 2300 (58.8)
Race/ethnicity
 White, non-Hispanic 2658 (67.9)
 Black, non-Hispanic 613 (15.7)
 Hispanic 505 (12.9)
 Other 137 (3.5)
HbA1c (%) 7.1 ± 1.1
Smoking status
 Never 1947 (49.9)
 Former 1803 (46.2)
 Current 154 (3.9)
BMI (kg/m2) 35.7 ± 5.9
Hypertension 3238 (82.8)
Antihypertensive medication use 2825 (72.3)
Dyslipidemia 2718 (69.5)
Lipid lowering medication use 1950 (49.9)
Chronic kidney disease 689 (17.6)
Cardiovascular disease 488 (12.5)
Diabetic neuropathy 388 (9.9)
Diabetic retinopathy 216 (5.5)
Diabetes duration (years) 5.5 ± 5.4
Family history of diabetes 2472 (63.2)
Source of medical care
 Private office 3059 (78.3)
 Hospital-affiliated clinic 363 (9.3)
 Community care center 246 (6.3)
 Other 218 (5.6)
 No usual care 19 (0.5)
No medical insurance 290 (7.4)
Unemployed 789 (20.2)
Highest level of education
 Doctorate or professional degree 207 (5.3)
 Bachelor's or master's degree 1475 (37.7)
 High school diploma 1928 (49.3)
 Less than high school 221 (5.7)
 Other 81 (2.1)
Yearly family income
  > $80,000 1100 (28.1)
 $60,000–80,000 595 (15.2)
 $40,000–60,000 731 (18.7)
 $20,000–40,000 720 (18.4)
  < $20,000 371 (9.5)
 Missing 396 (10.1)
No. of antihyperglycemic drugs
 0–1 2324 (60.0)
 2 1212 (31.4)
 3 or more 335 (8.7)
Metformin use 2389 (62.2)
Sulfonylurea use 1917 (50.3)
Thiazolidinedione use 969 (25.5)
Meglitinide use 119 (3.2)
Alpha-glucosidase inhibitor use 28 (0.8)

Data are mean ± standard deviation or frequency (%). ILI, intensive lifestyle intervention