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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Feb 19.
Published in final edited form as: Circulation. 2019 Feb 19;139(8):1047–1056. doi: 10.1161/CIRCULATIONAHA.118.037137

Table 3:

Prevalence and temporal trends in cardiovascular risk factors among young (35–54-year-old) patients presenting with acute myocardial infarction. The Atherosclerosis Risk in Communities Surveillance Study, 1995–2014.

1995–1999 2000–2004 2005–2009 2010–2014 Trend
Entire Sample N=2073 N=1941 N=2118 N=2605 P-value
Smoking 1188 (60%) 1085 (57%) 1023 (49%) 1329 (52%) 0.0002
Hypertension 1178 (59%) 1221 (63%) 1432 (68%) 1906 (73%) <0.0001
Diabetes 516 (25%) 552 (28%) 666 (31%) 910 (35%) <0.0001
Prior MI 641 (32%) 457 (24%) 537 (26%) 703 (27%) 0.1
Women N=546 N=622 N=722 N=993
Smoking 282 (56%) 310 (51%) 306 (43%) 449 (46%) 0.01
Hypertension 352 (66%) 432 (70%) 500 (70%) 740 (75%) 0.05
Diabetes 186 (34%) 237 (38%) 257 (36%) 429 (36%) 0.07
Prior MI 149 (28%) 151 (24%) 174 (25%) 276 (28%) 0.8
Men N=1527 N=1319 N=1396 N=1612
Smoking 906 (62%) 774 (59%) 716 (52%) 880 (56%) 0.02
Hypertension 827 (56%) 789 (60%) 932 (68%) 932 (68%) <0.0001
Diabetes 330 (22%) 315 (24%) 409 (29%) 481 (30%) 0.001
Prior MI 492 (34%) 306 (23%) 363 (27%) 427 (27%) 0.06