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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2022 May 4.
Published in final edited form as: Public Health. 2021 May 4;194:176–181. doi: 10.1016/j.puhe.2021.03.006

Table 1.

Associations of characteristics between insured and uninsured older 50 adults with diabetes in Mexico (n=3,667)

Uninsured
n=1,253
Insured
n=2,414
Value p
Sex
 Male 427 (34.1) 942 (39.0) 0.003
 Female 826 (65.9) 1472 (61.0)
Age groups
 50–59 years 472 (37.7) 673 (27.9) <0.001
 60–69 years 398 (31.8) 782 (32.4)
 ≥70 years 383 (30.5) 959 (39.7)
Residence
 Urban 869 (69.4) 2192 (90.8) <0.001
 Rural 384 (30.6) 222 (9.2)
Years of education
 < 9 years 1011 (80.7) 1547 (64.1) <0.001
 ≥ 9 years 242 (19.3) 867 (35.9)
Would you say your health is…
Excellent/Very good 21 (1.7) 74 (3.1) <0.001
Good 210 (16.8) 500 (20.7)
Fair 770 (61.4) 1478 (61.2)
Poor 252 (20.1) 362 (15.0)
Comparing your health now with your health two years ago, would you say your health now is…?
Much better/Somewhat better 165 (13.2) 339 (14.0) <0.001
More or less the same 558 (44.5) 1226 (50.8)
Somewhat worse 435 (34.7) 726 (30.1)
Much worse 95 (7.6) 123 (5.1)
Visited doctor
 No 114 (9.1) 131 (5.4) <0.001
 Yes 1139 (90.9) 2283 (94.6)
Visited dentist
 No 834 (66.6) 1346 (55.8) <0.001
 Yes 419 (33.4) 1068 (44.2)
Self-medicated
 No 969 (77.3) 1954 (80.9) 0.010
 Yes 284 (22.7) 460 (19.1)