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. 2022 Dec 14;22:316. doi: 10.1186/s12902-022-01222-0

Table 1.

Socioeconomic characteristics of the study participants

Variables Levels Normal Hyperglycemic Total p-value
Living area Rural 4501 (70.53%) 1881 (29.47%) 6382 (36.05%) 0.7413
Urban 7959 (70.29%) 3364 (29.71%) 11323 (63.95%)
Gender Male 5863 (69.89%) 2526 (30.11%) 8389 (47.38%) 0.1785
Female 6597 (70.81%) 2719 (29.19%) 9316 (52.62%)
Age group Teenage 66 (84.62%) 12 (15.38%) 78 (0.44%) <0.0001
Young 7893 (85.27%) 1363 (14.73%) 9256 (52.28%)
Middle-aged 3035 (60.12%) 2013 (39.88%) 5048 (28.51%)
Elderly 1466 (44.12%) 1857 (55.88%) 3323 (18.77%)
Income level Very low 5478 (69.61%) 2391 (30.39%) 7869 (44.45%) 0.0149
Low 6188 (71.33%) 2487 (28.67%) 8675 (49.0%)
Middle class 724 (67.79%) 344 (32.21%) 1068 (6.03%)
Upper middle class or higher 70 (75.27%) 23 (24.73%) 93 (0.53%)
Education level Illiterate 1516 (51.55%) 1425 (48.45%) 2941 (16.61%) <0.0001
Elementary school 3317 (67.5%) 1597 (32.5%) 4914 (27.75%)
High school 5049 (77.01%) 1507 (22.99%) 6556 (37.03%)
Academic 2578 (78.26%) 716 (21.74%) 3294 (18.6%)
Marital status Single 2299 (73.24%) 840 (26.76%) 3139 (17.73%) 0.0001
Married 10161 (69.76%) 4405 (30.24%) 14566 (82.27%)