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Table 1 Sociodemographic information and risk factor distribution

From: Cardiovascular risk factor distribution and subjective risk estimation in urban women – The BEFRI Study: a randomized cross-sectional study

 

Total (n = 1,062)

Stratum 1 (25–34) n = 203

Stratum 2 (35–44) n = 205

Stratum 3 (45–54) n = 220

Stratum 4 (55–64) n = 211

Stratum 5 (65–75) n = 223

Sociodemography

      

Age (mean)

50.3 (25–75)

30 (25–34)

40.3 (35–44)

49.7 (45–54)

59.4 (55–64)

70 (65–75)

Education (≤10 years)

490 (46.1%)

49 (24.1%)

87 (42.4%)

104 (47.3%)

110 (52.1%)

140 (62.8%)

Profession (low status)

623 (65.9%)

92 (65.9%)

120 (66.3%)

133 (64.9%)

138 (70.8%)

141 (70.9%)

Income (<2,000 Euros/month)

464 (49.8%)

106 (57.3%)

70 (39.1%)

88 (43.6%)

80 (44.4%)

120 (64.5%)

Family situation (living alone)

332 (31.3%)

63 (31%)

36 (17.6%)

55 (25%)

83 (39.3%)

95 (42.6%)

Parity (any no. of children)

746 (70.2%)

61 (30%)

144 (70.2%)

176 (80%)

172 (81.5%)

193 (86.6%)

Not workinga

341 (32.11%)

31 (15.27%)

34 (16.6%)

26 (11.82%)

66 (31.3%)

184 (82.5%)

Health care

      

Insurance status (public only)

151 (68%)

158 (78.6%)

141 (68.8%)

149 (68%)

136 (65%)

151 (68%)

Availability of GP (no GP)

155 (14.6%)

41 (20.2%)

35 (17.2%)

37 (16.9%)

30 (14.2%)

12 (5.4%)

Any CV medication

279 (26.27%)

7 (3.45%)

16 (7.8%)

51 (23.18%)

81 (38.39%)

124 (55.61%)

Any medical consultation within last 3 months

774 (73.2%)

141 (69.5%)

141 (69.1%)

162 (74%)

155 (73.8%)

175 (78.8%)

Risk factors

      

Smoking (active)

296 (28%)

72 (35.6%)

77 (37.6%)

68 (31.3%)

57 (27.1%)

22 (9.9%)

Diabetes mellitus

55 (5.2%)

0

7 (3.4%)

8 (3.7%)

11 (5.2%)

29 (13.2%)

Hypertension

281 (26.5%)

8 (4%)

18 (8.8%)

53 (24.2%)

80 (37.9%)

122 (54.7%)

Obesity (BMI >30)

168 (15.8%)

11 (5.4%)

28 (13.7%)

35 (15.9%)

43 (20.4%)

51 (22.9%)

(WHR >0.86)

265 (25%)

10 (4.9%)

38 (18.54%)

64 (29.1%)

64 (30.3%)

89 (39.9%)

Hyperlipidemia (Tot/HDL ratio)

142 (13.4%)

10 (4.9%)

31 (15.1%)

30 (13.6%)

40 (19%)

31 (13.9%)

Any family history (positive)

851 (80.3%)

164 (80.8%)

167 (81.5%)

184 (83.6%)

176 (83.4%)

160 (71.8%)

Previous CV event

27 (2.5%)

2 (1%)

1 (0.5%)

3 (1.4%)

8 (3.8%)

13 (5.8%)

Atrial fibrillation

3 (0.28%)

0

0

1 (0.45%)

0

2 (0.9%)

Autoimmune disease

125 (11.9%)

10 (4.95%)

22 (10.84%)

21 (9.68)

37 (17.87)

35 (15.84%)

Postmenopausal

534 (51.4%)

5 (2.5%)

20 (9.8%)

94 (43.12%)

206 (99.04%)

209 (100%)

Pregnancy complications

87 (8.19%)

6 (2.96%)

16 (7.8%)

15 (6.82%)

25 (11.85%)

25 (11.21%)

Depressive moodb (PHQ9 ≥ 15)

52 (5.2%)

10 (5.1%)

13 (6.63%)

14 (6.86%)

11 (5.47%)

4 (1.97%)

(PHQ9 ≥ 10)

168 (16.8%)

42 (21.4%)

34 (17.4%)

36 (17.6%)

32 (15.9%)

24 (11.8%)

  1. aUnemployment or retirement; bBoth cutoffs were reported to allow for comparison with national and international surveys.
  2. CV, Cardiovascular; HDL, High-density lipoprotein; WHR, Waist-to-hip ratio; PHQ9, Patient health questionnaire.