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. 2019 Dec 10;15(6):1111–1119. doi: 10.4103/1673-5374.266070

Table 3.

Factor distribution in participants with or without cognitive impairment

Characteristics Total Cognitive impairment Non-cognitive impairment P*
n 5854 320 5534
Age (yr) < 0.001
 45–55 2641 60 (2.3) 2581 (97.7)
 55–65 2025 117 (5.8) 1908 (94.2)
 65–75 817 67 (8.2) 750 (91.8)
 > 75 371 76 (20.5) 295 (79.5)
Sex 0.196
 Male 3223 165 (5.1) 3058 (94.9)
 Female 2631 155 (5.9) 2476 (94.1)
Education < 0.001
 Illiteracy 273 98 (35.9) 175 (64.1)
 Primary school 324 55 (17.0) 269 (83.0)
 Junior high school 2397 134 (5.6) 2263 (94.4)
  High school 1521 23 (1.5) 1498 (98.5)
 University and above 1339 10 (0.7) 1329 (99.3)
Previous history of disease
 Arterial hypertension 603 50 (8.3) 553 (91.7) 0.001
 Diabetes mellitus 175 15 (8.6) 160 (91.4) 0.067
 Dyslipidemia 435 27 (6.2) 408 (93.8) 0.480
Smoking 0.077
 Never 3923 222 (5.7) 3701 (94.3)
 Current 1598 73 (4.6) 1525 (95.4)
 Former (quit smoking for less than 12 months) 91 9 (9.9) 82 (90.1)
 Former (quit smoking for more than 12 months) 242 16 (6.6) 226 (93.4)
 Passive smoking 1122 41 (3.7) 1081 (96.3) < 0.001
Alcohol consumption < 0.001
 Never 4065 249 (6.1) 3816 (93.9)
 Less than two standard drinks 1211 46 (3.8) 1165 (96.2)
 Equal or more than two standard drinks 472 22 (4.7) 450 (95.3)
 Drinking, but not quantities 106 3 (2.8) 103 (97.2)

Data are expressed as the n (%). *The results were analyzed by the chi-square test. For ranked data, Wilcoxon rank sum test was used for two groups of data and Kruskal-Wallis test was used for multiple groups of data.