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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Jan 1.
Published in final edited form as: Public Health. 2019 Nov 5;178:167–178. doi: 10.1016/j.puhe.2019.09.002

TABLE 5.

Absolute number of persons with hypercholesterolemia in Nigeria, aged 20 years or more, 1995 and 2015

Age (years) 1995 2015
Prevalence (%) Population (000) Cases (000) Prevalence (%) Population (000) Cases (000)
20–24 0.1 9732.1 4.4 3.9 15981.8 636.5
25–29 0.8 7814.7 61.1 10.7 14051.0 1497.6
30–34 5.9 6586.9 388.2 17.3 12102.3 2097.7
35–39 12.6 5534.3 695.6 24.0 9982.6 2396.6
40–44 19.2 4611.6 887.4 30.7 7767.7 2383.4
45–49 25.9 3894.2 1009.3 37.4 6008.7 2244.7
50–54 32.6 3330.8 1085.6 44.0 4993.8 2198.9
55–59 39.3 2690.9 1056.7 50.7 4146.1 2102.4
60–64 45.9 2090.9 960.6 57.4 3325.7 1908.4
65–69 52.6 1544.5 812.7 64.1 2554.2 1636.2
70–74 59.3 1031.8 611.8 70.7 1821.5 1288.4
75–79 66.0 581.5 383.6 77.4 1077.6 834.2
80+ 76.6 353.3 270.8 88.1 721.8 635.8
All 16.5 49797.6 8227.7 25.9 84534.9 21860.8

Note: Estimates based on the epidemiologic model (y=1.335x+0.573t-1178.246). Where y=prevalence of hypercholesterolemia, x=age, and t=year. Coefficients of ‘x’ and ‘t’ are ‘1.335’ and ‘0.573’ for the meta-regressed line, with an intercept of ‘−1178.246’