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. 2020 Apr 2;17(7):2426. doi: 10.3390/ijerph17072426

Table 1.

Characteristics among study cohorts in 1:1 propensity score-matching populations.

Characteristics Study Control ASD
N 21024 21024
Age 0.008
 20–30 1109 (5.27%) 1073 (5.10%)
 30–40 1717 (8.17%) 1632 (7.76%)
 40–50 3112 (14.8%) 2976 (14.16%)
 50–60 4708 (22.39%) 4672 (22.22%)
 60–70 5126 (24.38%) 5183 (24.65%)
 70–80 3752 (17.85%) 3919 (18.64%)
 80–100 1500 (7.13%) 1569 (7.46%)
Sex 0.055
 Male 10,494 (49.91%) 10,543 (50.15%)
 Female 10,530 (50.09%) 10,481 (49.85%)
Education 0.037
 <6 7467 (35.52%) 7556 (35.94%)
 6–9 3104 (14.76%) 3047 (14.49%)
 9–12 7350 (34.96%) 7304 (34.74%)
 > = 12 3103 (14.76%) 3117 (14.83%)
Marry 0.001
 Not marriage 3464 (16.48%) 3322 (15.80%)
 Marriage 15,046 (71.57%) 15,197 (72.28%)
 Divorce 1123 (5.34%) 1087 (5.17%)
 Death of spouse 1391 (6.62%) 1418 (6.74%)
Co-morbidities
 Hypertension 7692 (36.59%) 7918 (37.66%) 0.022
 DM 4858 (23.11%) 4883 (23.23%) 0.003
 Ischemic heart diseases 1818 (8.65%) 1863 (8.86%) 0.008
 Hyperlipidemia 4574 (21.76%) 4603 (21.89%) 0.003
 Congestive heart failure 607 (2.89%) 632 (3.01%) 0.007
 Peripheral vascular disease 331 (1.57%) 342 (1.63%) 0.004
 Cerebrovascular disease 1399 (6.65%) 1385 (6.59%) 0.003
 SNHL 101 (0.48%) 97 (0.46%) 0.003
 AMD 479 (2.28%) 471 (2.24%) 0.003
 Hemiplegia or paraplegia 136 (0.65%) 107 (0.51%) 0.018

ASD: absolute standardized difference; N: number; DM: diabetes mellitus; SNHL: sensorineural hearing loss; AMD: age-related macular degeneration