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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2022 Aug 1.
Published in final edited form as: Environ Res. 2021 May 11;199:111276. doi: 10.1016/j.envres.2021.111276

Table 1.

Select BEEA enrollment characteristics and chronic kidney disease

Characteristic Total (N=1545) N(%) Chronic Kidney Diseasea
No (N=1341) N(%) Yes (N=204) N(%) p-valueb

State
 Iowa 1185 (77) 1040 (78) 145 (71) 0.04
 North Carolina 360 (23) 301 (22) 59 (29)
Age category
 50–59 482 (31) 474 (35) 8 (4) <0.0001
 60–69 549 (36) 494 (37) 55 (27)
 ≥70 514 (33) 373 (28) 141 (69)
Body mass index (kg/m2)
 <25 252 (16) 214 (16) 38 (19) 0.41
 25–29.99 683 (44) 601 (45) 82 (40)
 ≥30 610 (39) 526 (39) 84 (41)
Tobacco smoking
 Never 912 (59) 806 (60) 106 (52) 0.02
 Former 565 (37) 473 (35) 92 (45)
 Current 68 (4) 62 (5) 6 (3)
Alcohol consumption (last 7 days)
 None 770 (50) 644 (48) 126 (62) 0.0003
 <5 420 (27) 370 (28) 50 (25)
 5+ 355 (23) 327 (24) 28 (14)
History of hypertension
 No 849 (55) 781 (58) 68 (33) <0.0001
 Yes 696 (45) 560 (42) 136 (67)
History of diabetes
 No 1321 (86) 1176 (88) 145 (71) <0.0001
 Yes 224 (14) 165 (12) 59 (29)
Active farmerc
 No 243 (16) 187 (14) 56 (27) <0.0001
 Yes 1302 (84) 1154 (86) 148 (73)

Note: due to rounding total % may not equal 100%.

a

Defined as an estimated glomerular filtration rate <60 mL/min/1.73 m2.

b

Chi-square test for homogeneity.

c

Reported farming activities or occupational pesticide use within 12 months prior to BEEA enrollment.