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. 2022 May 27;81:104083. doi: 10.1016/j.ebiom.2022.104083

Table 1.

Characteristics of study population at baseline from ESTHER study.

Characteristics Subset I (N=727) Subset II (N=1003) Subset III (N=910) Subset IV (N=412)
Entire ESTHER cohort (N=9940)
Controls (N=205) Cases (N=207)
Age (years; mean ± SD) 61·6±6·5 62·0±6·7 61·9±6·5 62·5±6·4 63·2±6·0 62·1±6·6

Sex (N/%)
Men 320 (44·0) 435 (43·4) 448 (49·2) 88 (42·9) 132 (63·8) 4478 (45·0)
Women 407 (56·0) 568 (56·6) 462 (50·8) 117 (57·0) 75 (36·2) 5462 (55·0)

Educational levels (N/%)a
Low (≤9 years) 519 (73·5) 748 (76·3) 672 (73·9) 149 (74·5) 162 (78·3) 7235 (74·7)
Intermediate (10-11 years) 112 (15·9) 131 (13·4) 141 (15·5) 34 (17·0) 23 (11·1) 1372 (14·2)
High (≥12 years) 75 (10·6) 101 (10·3) 97 (10·7) 17 (8·5) 19 (9·2) 1081 (11·2)

Body mass index (N/%)b
Normal weight (<25·0 kg/m2) 188 (25·9) 269 (26·9) 231 (25·4) 64 (31·2) 49 (23·7) 2724 (27·5)
Overweight (25·0-<30·0 kg/m2) 346 (47·7) 475 (47·5) 437 (48) 100 (48·8) 97 (46·9) 4675 (47·1)
Obesity (≥30·0 kg/m2) 192 (26·5) 256 (25·6) 242 (26·6) 41 (20·0) 61 (29·5) 2525 (25·4)

Smoking status (N/%)c
Never smoker 354 (48·7) 520 (51·8) 445 (48·9) 96 (49·5) 63 (30·4) 4832 (50·0)
Former smoker 241 (33·2) 318 (31·7) 295 (32·4) 61 (31·4) 82 (39·6) 3185 (33·0)
Current smoker 132 (18·2) 165 (16·5) 170 (18·7) 37 (19·1) 60 (29·0) 1649 (17·0)

Diabetesd
Yes 608 (85) 866 (87·4) 769 (84·5) 175 (85·8) 169 (81·6) 8230 (85·0)
No 107 (15) 125 (12·6) 141 (15·5) 29 (14·2) 35 (16·9) 1455 (15·0)

Alcohol consumption (grams per day; mean ± SD) 9·3±12·8 9·8±13 9·7±13·7 10·4±14·1 12·2±17·7 9·8±14·0

Abbreviations: SD, standard deviation; AgeAccelPheno, DNA methylation phenotypic age acceleration; AgeAccelGrim, DNA methylation GrimAge acceleration; MRscore-8CpGs, revised version of continuous mortality risk score with 8 CpGs.

a

Data missing for 21, 23, 8, and 252 participants in subset I, II, IV, and all study population in ESTHER.

b

Data missing for 1, 3, and 16 participants in subset I, II, and all study population in ESTHER.

c

Data missing for 13 and 274 participants in subset IV and all study population in ESTHER.

d

Data missing for 12, 12, 4 and 255 participants in subset I, II, IV, and all study population in ESTHER.