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. 2021 Apr 2;16(4):e0248900. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0248900

Table 1. Demographics and anthropometrics of Indigenous Australian and Australian Caucasians participants (n = 326).

Indigenous Australian n = 129 Australian Caucasians n = 197 p-value
Sex (female) 80 (62%) 135 (69%) 0.23
Age (years) 46.22 (44.05, 48.39) 49.64 (48.07, 51.21) 0.01*
Age ranges (years) < 25 8 (6%) 1 (1%) <0.01*
25 ≤ 35 20 (16%) 21 (11%) 0.27
35 ≤ 55 66 (51%) 104 (53%) 0.88
> 55 35 (27%) 71 (36%) 0.067
Height (m) 1.66 (1.64, 1.67) 1.68 (1.67, 1.69) 0.044*
Weight (kg) 84.08 (80, 88.16) 86.1 (83.19, 89) 0.41
Body mass index (BMI, kg/m2) 30.51 (29.09, 31.93) 30.47 (29.53, 31.4) 0.96
Corpulence status Underweight 9 (7%) 2 (1%) <0.01*
Normal weight 24 (19%) 30 (15%) 0.42
Overweight 32 (25%) 68 (35%) 0.063
Obese 64 (50%) 97 (49%) 0.95
Smoking status Non-smoker 23 (18%) 67 (34%) <0.01*
Former smoker 34 (27%) 87 (44%) <0.01*
Current smoker 70 (55%) 43 (22%) <0.01*
Pack years 13 (4, 26) 15 (5.3, 30) 0.77

Data were expressed as mean (95% confidence interval) and number (%).

Differences between groups tested with two-tailed students T-test for continuous parameters and proportions z-test for categorical parameters.

†Pack years data were available for 97 & 118 Indigenous Australian and Australian Caucasian subjects, respectively.

†This variable was non-parametrically distributed, thus displayed as median (interquartile range) and tested via equality of medians test.

*Denote statistically significant differences (p<0.05).