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. 2021 Feb 4;11:3085. doi: 10.1038/s41598-021-82689-0

Table 3.

Characteristics of 40–64-year-old study populations involved in the calculation of SCORE, PCE and, RPCE by ethnicity and sex.

Males Females
Hungarian general (n = 96) Hungarian Roma (n = 52) p-value Hungarian general (n = 127) Hungarian Roma (n = 145) p-value
Mean (95% CI) Mean (95% CI)
Age (years) 51.36 (50.02–52.71) 52.69 (50.69–54.70) 0.292 51.02 (49.81–52.24) 50.24 (49.14–51.35) 0.354
Total cholesterol levels (mmol/L) 5.21 (5.00–5.41) 5.12 (4.82–5.41) 0.476 5.22 (5.04–5.40) 5.31 (5.13–5.50) 0.613
HDL-C levels (mmol/L) 1.33 (1.25–1.41) 1.25 (1.14–1.35) 0.212 1.48 (1.41–1.55) 1.31 (1.25–1.37) < 0.001
Systolic blood pressure (mmHg) 131.06 (128.51–133.61) 133.08 (127.19–138.52) 0.981 127.19 (124.69–129.70) 128.73 (125.88–131.58) 0.967
Prevalence (%) p-value Prevalence (%) p-value
Smokers 35.42 (26.40–45.30) 57.69 (44.15–70.40) 0.009 36.22 (28.25–44.81) 65.52 (57.53–72.89) < 0.001
Treated for high blood pressurea 30.21 (21.71–39.88) 48.46 (26.15–52.02) 0.308 37.01 (28.98–45.62) 40.69 (32.94–48.80) 0.534
Diabetesa 12.50 (7.02–20.20) 11.54 (4.96–22.24) 0.864 11.02 (6.46–17.34) 18.62 (12.94–25.54) 0.081
Receiving lipid-lowering therapyb 6.25 (2.65–12.43) 15.38 (7.55–26.94) 0.069 6.30 (3.0211.53) 14.48 (9.4820.89) 0.029

Significant differences in mean or prevalence rates are highlighted in bold.

aNot used for SCORE chart calculation.

bNot used for risk calculation in any risk assessment models.