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. 2021 Oct 26;18(21):11233. doi: 10.3390/ijerph182111233

Table 1.

Sample characteristics at baseline stratified by racial residential category.

Racial Residential Segregation 1
Characteristic Segregated n = 2603 (56.4%) Not Segregated n = 2013 (43.6%)
Age, mean (SD), (y) 75.91 (6.44) 75.52 (6.47)
Educational level, mean (SD), (y) 9.21 (4.80) 11.42 (4.98)
Women, No. (%) 1804 (69.30) 1310 (65.08)
Race/ethnicity, No. (%)
Hispanic/Latino 1322 (50.79) 742 (36.86)
Non-Hispanic Black 938 (36.04) 468 (23.25)
Non-Hispanic White 343 (13.18) 803 (39.89)
Tested in English, No. (%) 1348 (51.79) 1337 (66.42)
CSES, mean (SD) −0.091 (0.644) 0.083 (0.653)
Occupation, No. (%)
Low 1511 (58.05) 823 (40.88)
Middle 543 (20.86) 454 (22.55)
High 424 (16.29) 648 (32.19)
Not reported 125 (4.80) 88 (4.37)
Birthplace, No. (%)
USA 910 (34.96) 810 (40.24)
Puerto Rico 119 (4.57) 70 (3.48)
Dominican Republic 794 (30.50) 347 (17.24)
Not reported 780 (29.97) 786 (39.05)
Cohort, No. (%)
1992 679 (26.09) 505 (25.09)
1998 964 (37.03) 717 (35.62)
2009 960 (36.88) 791 (39.29)
Area poverty level, mean (SD) 0.267 (0.118) 0.212 (0.130)
CVD count, mean (SD) 1.240 (0.932) 1.088 (0.927)
Cognitive scores 2, mean (SD)
Memory 0.009 (0.821) 0.245 (0.850)
Language −0.033 (0.700) 0.299 (0.769)
Visuospatial abilities 0.054 (0.687) 0.327 (0.657)
Incident dementia 2, No. (%) 412 (18.9) 325 (13.7%)

1 Segregation classification for the descriptive table was determined by combining all seven segregation indices in the following manner: segregated area was area with low interaction and high dissimilarity and high isolation; 2 note that the sample sizes vary for each outcome; abbreviations: cSES = childhood socioeconomic status; CVD = cardiovascular disease.