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. 2021 Jul 20;44(7):1573–1578. doi: 10.2337/dc20-0389

Table 1.

Demographic characteristics of incident type 1 diabetes cases in the SEARCH for Diabetes in Youth study (2010–2016) (n = 7,612)*

Characteristic N Count (%)
Age at diagnosis (years) 7,611**
 0–4 1,189 (15.6)
 5–9 2,400 (31.5)
 10–14 2,824 (37.1)
 ≥15 1,198 (15.7)
Sex 7,612
 Female 3,493 (45.9)
 Male 4,119 (54.1)
Race/ethnicity 7,600
 Non-Hispanic White 4,961 (65.3)
 Hispanic 1,251 (16.5)
 African American 1,033 (13.6)
 Asian Pacific Islander 254 (3.3)
 American Indian 29 (0.4)
 Other 72 (0.9)
Household income+ 6,511
 <$25,000 974 (15.0)
 $25–49,000 1,168 (17.9)
 $50–74,000 929 (14.3)
 ≥$75,000 2,464 (37.8)
 Do not know/refused 976 (15.0)
Highest parental education+ 6,570
 Less than high school 257 (3.9)
 High school or higher 6,313 (96.1)
Insurance type+ 6,606
 Private 4,206 (63.7)
 Medicaid/Medicare 2,145 (32.5)
 Other/none 255 (3.9)
Primary language at home+ 6,444
 English 6,332 (98.3)
 Non-English 112 (1.7)
Season of diagnosis 7,612
 Summer (June–August) 1,749 (23.0)
 Fall (September–November) 1,780 (23.4)
 Winter (December–February) 2,112 (27.7)
 Spring (March–May) 1,971 (25.9)
*

Excludes n = 131 with missing documentation of DKA status.

**

n = 1 participant with missing age at diagnosis. +Data available only for participants who completed the survey of registered cases.