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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Sep 1.
Published in final edited form as: Cancer Causes Control. 2020 Jun 17;31(9):861–867. doi: 10.1007/s10552-020-01324-x

Table 1.

Characteristics of the study population, men aged 40-80 years seeking care at two US healthcare systems, 2000-2014

Variable Total populationa Among men with ≥1 PSA test from 2000-2014
Total eligible men, N (%) 253,139 134,870
 Meyers Primary Care Institute 152,112 70,055
 Henry Ford Health System 101,027 64,815
Age in yearsb
 40-54 166,067 (66%) 68,646 (51%)
 55-69 66,860 (26%) 50,026 (37%)
 70-80 20,212 (8%) 16,198 (12%)
Racec
 Black 29,556 (12%) 19,556 (14%)
 White 84,149 (33%) 56,603 (42%)
 Other 7,213 (3%) 4,384 (3%)
 Unknown 132,221 (52%) 54,327 (40%)
Family history of prostate cancerd
 Yes 2,098 (1%) 1,978 (1.5%)
Mean time between first 2 PSA tests, dayse 439
a

All men aged 40-80 enrolled in participating health systems for at least one day between January 2000 and December 2014, and who did not have a personal history of prostate cancer.

b

Age at beginning of study period or at enrollment in the health system during the study period.

c

Self-reported race.

d

Family history of prostate cancer defined as at least one occurrence of ICD-9 code V16.42 in claims data.

e

N = 129,090 men.