Table 2.

Prevalence and incidence of PPI use, per 100 people, July 2015–July 2016.

	Prevalence (n)	Incidence (n)
All individuals	12.5 (3,026,652)	3.9 (943,019)
0–17	1.0 (55,733)	0.8 (42,872)
18–34	4.5 (264,389)	3.0 (173,204)
35–49	9.8 (476,517)	4.5 (217,958)
50–64	19.8 (856,727)	6.0 (261,383)
65–74	33.4 (695,782)	6.9 (143,092)
75–84	42.2 (470,173)	6.7 (74,900)
85+	42.8 (207,331)	6.1 (29,610)
Total population	24,127,159
Female	13.8 (1,679,281)	4.3 (526,199)
0–17	1.2 (30,596)	0.9 (23,861)
18–34	5.1 (146,449)	3.5 (100,258)
35–49	10.3 (251,955)	5.0 (122,127)
50–64	21.4 (470,714)	6.6 (146,224)
65–74	35.9 (380,655)	7.2 (75,818)
75–84	44.5 (265,840)	6.7 (40,054)
85+	43.6 (133,072)	5.9 (17,857)
Total female population	12,135,070
Male	11.2 (1,347,371)	3.5 (416,820)
0–17	0.9 (25,137)	0.7 (19,011)
18–34	4.0 (117,940)	2.5 (72,946)
35–49	9.4 (224,562)	4.0 (95,831)
50–64	18.1 (386,013)	5.4 (115,159)
65–74	30.8 (315,127)	6.6 (67,274)
75–84	39.5 (204,333)	6.7 (34,846)
85+	41.3 (74,259)	6.5 (11,753)
Total male population	11,992,089

PPI, proton-pump inhibitor.