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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Mar 23.
Published in final edited form as: Contemp Clin Trials. 2018 Nov 12;76:49–54. doi: 10.1016/j.cct.2018.11.008

Table 3.

Demographics and clinical characteristics of HEDS cohort at baseline.

HEDS (n = 1482)
Male, n (%) 808 (54.5%)
BMI (kg/m2)
  Median (25th percentile, 75th percentile) 30.7 (26.9, 36.0)
  Min, max 7.6, 87.1
Race, n (%)
  White or Caucasian 1250 (84.3%)
  Black or African-American 98 (6.6%)
  Asian 32 (2.2%)
  Other 102 (6.9%)
Ethnicity, n (%)
  Hispanic or Latino 159 (10.7%)
Age (y)
  Median (25th percentile, 75th percentile) 60 (54, 65)
  Min, max 18, 87
Etiology of liver disease
  History of HCV infection, n (%) 439 (29.6%)
   SVR achieved 97 (22.1%)
  HBV infection, n (%) 27 (1.8%)
  NASH 279 (18.8%)
  Alcoholic hepatitis 313 (21.1%)
  Autoimmune hepatitis 80 (5.4%)
  Cholestatic liver disease (PBC, PSC) 112 (7.6%)
  Other 109 (7.4%)
Child-Turcotte-Pugh Class A, n (%) 1048 (70.7%)
Alcohol use, n current (%) 941 (63.5%)
Tobacco use, n (%)
  Current 217 (14.6%)
  Former 834 (56.3%)
Fully active performance status, n (%) 979 (66.1%)
Medications of interest, n ever taken (%)
  DAA therapy for HCV 134 (9.0%)
  Statins 344 (23.2%)
  Metformin 112 (7.6%)
  Interferon therapy 28 (1.9%)
  Non-DAA antiviral agents 292 (19.7)
Coffee and tea consumption, n (%) 854 (57.6%)
Obesity, n (%) 804 (54.2%)
Cancer history (excl. liver), n (%) 98 (6.6%)
Family cancer history, n (%)
  Liver cancer 65 (4.3%)
  Other cancer 706 (47.6%)
Family liver disease history, n (%) 291 (19.6%)

Cohort data are inclusive of DCP-V subjects who have continued in follow-up through the HEDS study.