Table 1:
Frequency of self-reported participant characteristics by state from March 15, 2016, to March 1, 2018 (n=47 249)
| Top five states (n=47 249) | California (n=13 632) | Texas (n=12 399) | New York (n=7872) | Illinois (n=7132) | Pennsylvania (n=6214) | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gender | ||||||
| Female | 28 465 (60·2%) | 8126 (60·0%) | 7139 (57·6%) | 4860 (61·7%) | 4444 (62·3%) | 3896 (62·7%) |
| Male | 18 594 (39·4%) | 5457 (40·0%) | 5205 (42·0%) | 3977 (37·8%) | 2658 (37·3%) | 2297 (37·0%) |
| Unknown | 190 (0·4%) | 49 (0·4%) | 55 (0·4%) | 35 (0·4%) | 30 (0·4%) | 21 (0·3%) |
| Age (years) | 42·7 (14·6) | 43·5 (14·9) | 41·9 (14·1) | 42·6 (14·8) | 42·6 (14·6) | 42·7 (14·8) |
| BMI | ||||||
| Underweight (<18·5 kg/m²) | 585 (1·2%) | 175 (1·3%) | 144 (1·2%) | 90 (1·1%) | 98 (1·4%) | 78 (1·3%) |
| Normal (18·5–24·9 kg/m²) | 12 751 (27·0%) | 4034 (29·6%) | 3158 (25·5%) | 2137 (27·2%) | 1822 (25·6%) | 1600 (25·8%) |
| Overweight (25·0–29·9 kg/m²) | 17 064 (36·1%) | 5010 (36·8%) | 4500 (36·3%) | 2890 (36·7%) | 2481 (34·8%) | 2183 (35·1%) |
| Obese (≥30·0 kg/m²) | 16 849 (35·7%) | 4413 (32·4%) | 4597 (36·3%) | 2755 (35·0%) | 2731 (38·3%) | 2353 (37·9%) |
Data are n (%) or mean (SD). BMI=body-mass index.