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. 2019 Apr 4;2(1):e12243. doi: 10.2196/12243

Table 1.

Study sample characteristics.

Characteristics 45 to 65 years, n (%)a 66 to 75 years, n (%) 76 to 85 years, n (%)
Sex
  Male 1905 (46.9) 1286 (45.7) 1161 (45)
  Female 2258 (53.1) 1370 (54.3) 1025 (55)
Race/ethnicity
  White non-Hispanic 2419 (58.6) 1867 (71.9)b 1541 (73.4)b
  Black 359 (7.7) 175 (6.1) 141 (6.4)
  Hispanic 584 (13.8) 206 (6.9) 219 (8.8)
  Filipino 250 (5.9) 148 (5.2) 99 (3.9)
  East Asian 349 (8.4) 148 (5.4) 121 (4.9)
  Other Asian 91 (2.8) 49 (2.2) 24 (0.7)
  Other 111 (2.7) 63 (2.2) 41 (1.9)
Education
  No college 921 (22.2) 633 (21.5) 765 (38.4)b,c
    < High school graduate 112 (2.5) 106 (3.2) 174 (9.1)
    High school graduate 809 (19.7) 527 (18.3) 591 (29.3)
  Some college/AA degree 1481 (35.2) 910 (35.3) 675 (29.5)
  College graduate (Bachelor’s degree or higher) 1739 (42.6) 1087 (43.2) 724 (32.1)b,c
Household income (US$)
  ≤$25,000 336 (8.1) 325 (12.0)b 428 (24.5)b,c
  $25,000-$35,000 216 (4.9) 269 (10.7) 275 (14.4)
  $35,001-$50,000 434 (10.2) 368 (14.6) 368 (19.8)
  $50,001-$65,000 406 (9.9) 281 (11.6) 263 (12.5)
  $65,001-$80,000 482 (12.2) 323 (13.6) 216 (10.2)
  $80,0001-$100,000 601 (14.9) 312 (13.9) 172 (8.5)
  >$100,000 1499 (39.9) 548 (23.6)b 225 (10.1)b,c

an: unweighted count; %: percentage of age group with this characteristic based on weighted survey data.

bSignificantly (P<.001) different from ages 45 to 65 years.

cSignificantly (P<.001) different from ages 66 to 75 years.