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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Dec 7.
Published in final edited form as: Osteoporos Int. 2019 Jan 30;30(5):1033–1041. doi: 10.1007/s00198-019-04854-6

Table 1.

Participant characteristics

Men (N = 1260) Women (N = 6489) p value
n % n %
Site <0.001
 University of Iowa 268 21.3 1417 21.8
 University of Alabama Birmingham 232 18.4 2848 43.9
 Kaiser Permanente 760 60.3 2224 34.3
Age <0.001
<65 327 26.0 2681 41.3
 65–74 607 48.2 2758 42.5
≥ 75 326 25.9 1050 16.2
Race 0.0076
 White 1011 80.2 4924 75.9
 Black 219 17.4 1437 22.1
 Other 30 2.4 128 2.0
Educational attainment 0.0010
 Some high school 42 3.4 259 4.0
 Completed high school 264 21.4 1391 21.6
 Some college 356 28.9 2203 34.2
 Completed college 263 21.3 1284 19.9
 Graduate school 308 25.0 1315 20.4
Self-reported health status <0.001
 Excellent 141 11.2 798 12.3
 Very good 361 28.8 2172 33.5
 Good 485 38.7 2331 36.0
 Fair 193 15.4 944 14.6
 Poor 74 5.9 235 3.6
Bone health
 Prior bone density test (i.e., DXA) 343 27.3 4853 74.8 <0.001
 Prior fracture 288 23.0 1806 27.9 0.0002
 History of osteoporosis 154 12.3 1549 24.1 <0.001
 History of osteopenia 100 7.9 1516 23.4 <0.001
 On medication at baseline 84 6.7 1011 15.6 <0.001
 On medication in the past 172 13.7 2768 42.7 <0.001