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. 2021 Mar 31;18(7):3621. doi: 10.3390/ijerph18073621

Table 1.

Baseline characteristics of the study participants.

KERRYPNX Study Group Total
(n = 464)
p -Value
Control
(n = 236)
Intervention
(n = 228)
Education level, n (%) 0.775
No studies 4 (1.69%) 3 (1.32%) 7 (1.51%)
Primary 63 (26.69%) 68 (29.82%) 131 (28.23%)
Secondary 91 (38.56%) 81 (35.53%) 172 (37.07%)
University/higher degree 77 (32.63%) 76 (33.33%) 153 (32.97%)
Employment status, n (%) 0.902
Self-employed 28 (11.86%) 22 (9.65%) 50 (10.78%)
Employed worker 69 (29.24%) 72 (31.58%) 141 (30.39%)
Unemployed 18 (7.63%) 14 (6.14%) 32 (6.90%)
Retired 99 (41.95%) 97 (42.54%) 196 (42.24%)
Others 20 (8.47%) 22 (9.65%) 42 (9.05%)
Hypertension, n (%) 173 (73.31%) 161 (70.61%) 334 (71.98%) 0.374
Antihypertensive treatment, n (%) 157 (66.53%) 147 (64.47%) 304 (65.52%) 0.642
Dyslipidemia, n (%) 171 (72.46%) 175 (76.75%) 346 (74.57%) 0.112
Lipid-lowering treatment, n (%) 139 (58.90%) 138 (60.53%) 277 (59.70%) 0.721
Type 2 diabetes, n (%) 160 (67.80%) 160 (70.18%) 320 (68.97%) 0.242
Hypoglycemic agents, n (%) 146 (61.86%) 145 (63.60%) 291 (62.72%) 0.700
Antiplatelet, n (%) 43 (18.22%) 29 (12.72%) 72 (15.52%) 0.102

Percentages and p-value were calculated taking into account the category of missing values (values not shown).