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. 2022 Jun 24;51(6):afac139. doi: 10.1093/ageing/afac139

Table 1.

Baseline characteristics for individuals with MCI and dementia

N Mean (SD)/% Missing rate
MCI Dementia MCI Dementia MCI Dementia
Female 661 980 55.52% 62.55% 0.00% 0.00%
Age 661 980 79.50 81.61 0.00% 0.00%
(7.36) (7.54)
Race/ethnicity 654 962 1.06% 1.84%
White 350 553 53.52% 57.48%
Black 209 275 31.96% 28.59%
Other 28 37 4.28% 3.85%
Hispanic 67 97 10.24% 10.08%
Education attainment 656 952 0.76% 2.86%
<High school 267 403 40.70% 42.33%
High school 166 238 25.30% 25.00%
>High school 223 311 33.99% 32.67%
# Siblings 658 971 0.45% 0.92%
0 149 278 22.64% 28.63%
1–3 352 491 53.50% 50.57%
4+ 157 202 23.86% 20.80%
# Children 661 980 0.00% 0.00%
0 59 85 8.93% 8.67%
1–3 364 517 55.07% 52.76%
4+ 238 378 36.01% 38.57%
Medicare drug coverage 634 886 67.04% 70.09% 4.08% 9.59%
Medicaid 643 925 26.13% 29.62% 2.72% 5.61%
Tricare 651 944 7.22% 3.39% 1.51% 3.67%
Comorbidity 652 959 1.36% 2.14%
0 54 78 8.28% 8.13%
1–3 437 588 67.02% 61.31%
4+ 161 293 24.69% 30.55%
Marital status 660 978 0.15% 0.20%
Never married 34 46 5.15% 4.70%
Married/live with a partner 268 369 40.61% 37.73%
Separated, divorced, widowed 358 563 54.24% 57.57%
Smoking regularly 519 753 49.33% 42.10% 21.48% 23.16%

Note: Mean (SD) for continuous variables and % for categorical variables.