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. 2021 Jul 28;10(8):916. doi: 10.3390/antibiotics10080916

Table 1.

Demographic characteristics of study sample from 2013 to 2019 1.

2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019
age 2–8 years 8424(6.64) 9252(7.13) 9703(7.49) 10,837(7.44) 11,139(7.33) 11,696(7.56) 12,720(7.78)
9–18 years 5593(4.41) 5746(4.43) 5688(4.39) 6206(4.26) 6575(4.33) 6644(4.29) 7462(4.57)
19–45 years 43,714(34.5) 43,959(33.9) 43,382(33.5) 49,683(34.1) 52,453(34.5) 53,615(34.6) 56,393(34.5)
46–64 years 37,951(29.9) 38,426(29.6) 37,680(29.1) 42,131(28.9) 43,425(28.6) 42,872(27.7) 44,338(27.1)
65 years and over 31,146(24.6) 32,421(25.0) 33,106(25.6) 36,760(25.2) 38,337(25.2) 39,956(25.8) 42,521(26.0)
sex male 55,470(43.7) 56,530(43.6) 56,944(44.0) 63,803(43.8) 65,750(43.3) 66,418(42.8) 70,417(43.1)
female 71,358(56.3) 73,274(56.4) 72,615(56.0) 81,814(56.2) 86,179(56.7) 88,665(57.2) 93,017(56.9)

1 Data were represented as prescriptions (percentage %).