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. 2019 Jun 23;14(11):1065–1073. doi: 10.1080/15592294.2019.1631112

Table 1.

Distribution of relevant demographic and clinical characteristics among included bladder cancer cases and controls nested within the Women’s Health Initiative.

  Cases Controls
Smoking status (N, %)    
Never smoker 153 (74%) 233 (93%)
Current smoker 53 (26%) 18 (7%)
Mediators, M-values (mean, SD)    
cg03636183 1.38 (0.54) 1.49 (0.36)
cg05575921 3.20 (1.36) 3.83 (0.84)
cg19859270 3.62 (0.49) 3.79 (0.28)
WHI arm (N, %)    
OS 108 (52%) 131 (52%)
CT: HRT and DM 14 (7%) 16 (6%)
CT: HRT only 26 (13%) 29 (12%)
CT: DM only 58 (28%) 75 (30%)
Age, years (N, %)    
< 50–59 58 (28%) 57 (23%)
60–69 85 (41%) 116 (46%)
70–79+ 63 (31%) 78 (31%)
Year of enrollment (N, %)    
1994–1995 50 (24%) 61 (24%)
1996 74 (36%) 79 (32%)
1997 50 (24%) 65 (26%)
1998 32 (16%) 46 (18%)
Follow-up time, years (mean, SD) 13.29 (3.89) 14.05 (3.29)
DNA extraction method (N, %)    
5-prime 197 (96%) 240 (96%)
Phenol 9 (4%) 11 (4%)
Race (N, %)    
Asian/Pacific Islander 3 (2%) 10 (4%)
Black/African American 12 (6%) 25 (10%)
Hispanic/Latino 4 (2%) 13 (5%)
Non-Hispanic White 186 (90%) 196 (78%)
Other 1 (<1%) 7 (3%)
Education (N, %)    
< High school 9 (4%) 12 (5%)
High school 39 (19%) 60 (24%)
Post-high school training 76 (37%) 89 (35%)
College degree 23 (11%) 28 (11%)
Post-college training 59 (29%) 62 (25%)

Abbreviations: OS = observational study; CT = clinical trials; HRT = hormone therapy clinical trial; DM = dietary modification clinical trial