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. 2022 Mar 21;10:768471. doi: 10.3389/fpubh.2022.768471

Table 1.

Socio-demographic and behavioral characteristics of the participants, Punjab and Haryana.

Variable Punjab (N = 5,127) Haryana (N = 5,078)
N (%) N (%)
Age 18–44 3,344 (65) 3,473 (68)
45–69 1,783 (35) 1,605 (32)
Gender Male 2,381 (46) 2,294 (45)
Female 2,746 (54) 2,784 (55)
Residence Rural 3,096 (60) 3,368 (66)
Urban 2,031 (40) 1,710 (34)
Education No formal schooling 1,208 (24) 514 (12)
Less than primary school 281 (6) 321 (8)
Primary school completed 987 (19) 743 (17)
Secondary school completed 760 (15) 878 (21)
High school completed 1,373 (27) 1,113 (26)
College/University completed 348 (7) 575 (13)
Post graduate degree 170 (3) 137 (3)
Social group SC 1,927 (38) 1,742 (34)
OBC/others 699 (14) 1,223 (24)
General 2,410 (47) 2,082 (41)
Refused 91 (1) 31 (1)
Marital status Never married 838 (16) 612 (12)
Currently married 3,875 (76) 4,132 (81)
Separated 37 (1) 8 (0)
Divorced 25 (1) 5 (0)
Widowed 318 (6) 271 (5)
Refused 35 (0) 50 (1)
Measurement of blood pressure Never measured 1,998 (39) 2,209 (44)
Measurement of blood sugar Never measured 3,316 (64) 3,773 (74)
Family history Hypertension 1,957 (38.3) 2,162 (42.6)
Diabetes 1,174 (23.2) 1,052 (20.8)
Hypertension status Prevalence 2,030 (40.3) 1,371 (26.2)
Aware 980 (48.3) 457 (33.3)
On treatment 611 (30.1) 361 (26.3)
Controlled 373 (18.3) 164 (12.0)
N = 2,366* N = 2,488*
Diabetes status Prevalence 336 (14.2) 348 (15.5)
Aware 115 (34.2) 103 (29.5)
On treatment 95 (28.2) 78 (22.4)
Controlled 48 (14.2) 48 (13.7)
*

Blood glucose was measured on a subsample of the total participants.