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. 2021 Oct 29;12:100144. doi: 10.1016/j.metop.2021.100144

Table 1.

Sociodemographic profiles and primary outcomes of the participants.

Variable No (%)
Age 18–34 39 (22.8)
35–44 69 (40.4)
45–54 47 (27.5)
≥55 16 (9.4)
Gender Male 117 (68.4)
Female 54 (31.6)
Nationalitya Arab 154 (90.1)
Non-Arab 17 (9.9)
Highest degree of education No formal education 1 (0.6)
High school diploma 30 (17.5)
College or Higher 134 (78.4)
Vocational training 6 (3.5)
Employment status Employed 148 (86.5)
Not employed 23 (13.5)
Marital status Married 156 (91.2)
Not married 15 (8.8)
Comorbid disease/sb No 127 (74.3)
Yes 44 (25.7)
Number of unhealthy dietary changes None 59 (34.5)
Yes 1 29 (17.0)
2 28 (16.4)
3 19 (11.1)
4 23 (13.5)
5 13 (7.6)
Weight gain categories No weight gain 105 (61.4)
Less than 3 Kg 20 (11.7)
3-6 Kg 38 (22.2)
7 Kg or more 8 (4.7)
Perceived glycemic control Less controlled 36 (21.1)
The same 97 (56.7)
More controlled 38 (22.2)
Exercise time differencec(Hours/day) 0.00 (1.25)
Sitting/reclining time differencec(Hours/day) 1.66 (3.97)
Screen time Differencec(Hours/day) 1.83 (3.43)
a

More than 20 different nationalities were reported.

b

The most commonly reported comorbidity was Hypertension.

c

Reported as Mean (SD).