Table 3.
Year | Number n (%) |
Elevated WHtR | Elevated cholesterol | Hypertension | Diabetes mellitus type 2 | Smoking | |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
2003 | 9,570 (21.3) | 6,892 (72.0) | 1,749 (18.3) | 1,602 (16.7) | 258 (2.7) | 5,475 (57.2) | |
2004 | 11,592 (23.3) | 8,487 (73.2) | 1,673 (14.4) | 2,098 (18.1) | 355 (3.1) | 6,587 (56.8) | |
2005 | 13,095 (24.7) | 9,314 (71.1) | 2,624 (20.0) | 2,716 (20.7) | 353 (2.7) | 6,918 (52.8) | |
2006 | 14,646 (25.4) | 10,707 (73.1) | 2,268 (15.5) | 2,835 (19.4) | 364 (2.5) | 7,837 (53.5) | |
2007 | 15,326 (26.1) | 12,524 (81.7) | 2,454 (16.0) | 2,841 (18.5) | 446 (2.9) | 7,980 (52.1) | |
2008 | 15,553 (26.9) | 10,879 (69.9) | 2,274 (14.6) | 2,684 (17.3) | 453 (2.9) | 8,180 (52.6) | |
2009 | 15,813 (27.0) | 11,421 (72.2) | 2,367 (15.0) | 2,388 (15.1) | 403 (2.5) | 8,010 (50.7) | |
2010 | 16,431 (28.0) | 11,880 (72.3) | 2,679 (16.3) | 2,212 (13.5) | 519 (3.1) | 8,012 (48.8) | |
2011 | 16,245 (27.9) | 12,342 (76.0) | 2,476 (15.2) | 2,238 (13.8) | 356 (2.2) | 7,863 (48.4) | |
2012 | 16,550 (28.7) | 12,921 (78.1) | 2,396 (14.5) | 2,048 (12.4) | 478 (2.9) | 7,699 (46.5) | |
2013 | 16,014 (28.1) | 12,555 (78.4) | 2,610 (16.3) | 1,990 (12.4) | 445 (2.8) | 7,239 (45.2) | |
2014 | 16,157 (28.5) | 12,094 (74.9) | 2,355 (14.6) | 2,323 (14.4) | 472 (2.9) | 7,146 (44.2) | |
2015 | 15,250 (28.6) | 11,058 (72.5) | 2,373 (15.6) | 1,829 (12.0) | 346 (2.3) | 6,344 (41.6) | |
2016 | 14,810 (28.9) | 10,985 (74.2) | 2,447 (16.5) | 2,161 (14.6) | 239 (1.6) | 5,977 (40.4) | |
2017 | 15,613 (29.9) | 12,404 (79.4) | 3,028 (19.4) | 2,600 (16.7) | 329 (2.1) | 5,891 (37.7) | |
2018 | 15,065 (31.0) | 12,120 (80.5) | 2,754 (18.3) | 2,555 (17.0) | 645 (4.2) | 5,132 (34.1) | |
Total | 237,730 | 178,583 (75.1) | 38,527 (16.2) | 37,120 (15.6) | 6,461 (2.7) | 112,290 (47.2) |
Abbreviations: WHtR waist-to-height-ratio
WHtR: > 0.5; elevated cholesterol: > 200 mg/dl; hypertension: ICD 9/10 and RR syst. > 140 mmHg; diabetes mellitus type 2: ICD 9/10 and elevated fasting blood sugar: > 125 mg/dl; smoking: yes