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. 2018 Aug 20;15(8):1783. doi: 10.3390/ijerph15081783

Table 1.

Clinical and demographic characteristics of the study subjects.

Number of Individuals
PPD Without PPD
Variable n = 542 n = 2165 p Value
Age Group 1
20–24 100 (18.5%) 400 (18.5%)
25–29 191 (35.2%) 762 (35.2%)
30–34 171 (31.5%) 684 (31.6%)
35–39 71 (13.1%) 284 (13.1%)
≥40 9 (1.7%) 35 (1.6%)
Income Group 0.43
<20,000 398 (73.4%) 1476 (68.2%)
20,000–39,999 116 (21.4%) 535 (24.7%)
40,000–59,999 27 (5.0%) 132 (6.1%)
≥60,000 1 (0.2%) 22 (1.0%)
Geography 0.40
North 293 (54.1%) 1142 (52.7%)
Central 93 (17.2%) 392 (18.1%)
South 137 (25.2%) 580 (26.8%)
Other (eastern and outlying islands) 19 (3.5%) 51 (2.4%)
Urbanization 0.66
1 (highest) 262 (48.4%) 987 (45.6%)
2 133 (24.5%) 560 (25.9%)
3 101 (18.6%) 438 (20.2%)
4 (lowest) 46 (8.5%) 180 (8.3%)
Comorbidity
DM 30 (5.5%) 62 (2.9%) <0.05
Hypertension 35 (6.5%) 79 (3.6%) <0.05
Hyperlipidemia 49 (9.0%) 142 (6.6%) <0.05
CAD 23 (4.2%) 35 (1.6%) <0.001
Stroke 13 (2.4%) 13 (0.6%) <0.001
Alcoholism 21 (3.9%) 12 (0.6%) <0.001
Obesity 9 (1.7%) 28 (1.3%) 0.51
Tobacco use disorder 36 (6.6%) 82 (3.8%) <0.05

DM, Diabetes mellitus. CAD, Coronary artery disease.