Table 3.
Age, sex, and gender identity of study sample compared with the Canadian population
Demographics | Response category | Samplea | 2016 Censusb (n = 35,151,730) |
Prevalence ratio [95% CI]c |
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Age | Mean (SD); years | 44.7 (12.7) | 41.0 (–)d | – |
Sex | Female; n (%) | 1400 (45.0) | 17,887,530 (50.9) | 0.85 [0.79, 0.91] |
Male; n (%) | 1710 (55.0) | 17,264,200 (49.1) | 1.18 [1.10, 1.27] | |
Gender | Woman; n (%) | 1401 (45.2) | –d | – |
Man; n (%) | 1693 (54.6) | – | – | |
Gender Minority; n (%)e | 6 (0.2) | – | – |
SD Standard Deviation
aStudy sample sizes: Age: n = 3100; Sex: n = 3100; Gender (n = 3141)
bBased on Statistics Canada 2016 Census of Population[22]
cPrevalence ratio of our sample compared to the 2016 Canadian Census
dNo comparable data available in 2016 Census of Population
eGender minority categories collapsed due to small sample sizes: (1) trans-man; (2) trans-woman; (3) gender fluid or non-binary; (4) Indigenous or other cultural gender minority (e.g. Two-spirit); (5) identity not listed