Observational Study
Copyright ©The Author(s) 2018.
World J Gastroenterol. Oct 7, 2018; 24(37): 4281-4290
Published online Oct 7, 2018. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v24.i37.4281
Table 1 Socio-demographic characteristics of the study sample n (%)
Male
P value1
Female
P value1
Mexico cohort (REF)NHANES Mexico bornNHANES US bornMexico bornUS bornMexico cohort (REF)NHANES Mexico bornNHANES US bornMexico bornUS born
Total sample sizes3010 (58.9)1021 (20.0)1076 (21.1)0.9250.8976475 (68.3)944 (10.9)1233 (14.3)0.9230.845
Age (yr)
20-441680 (55.8)380 (58.6)377 (59.8)3357 (51.8)356 (55.5)460 (56.9)
45-59951 (31.6)239 (25.6)222 (22.7)2031 (31.4)196 (24.3)256 (23.4)
60+379 (12.6)402 (15.9)477 (17.5)1087 (16.8)392 (20.2)517 (19.8)
Marital status0.0740.8040.0880.423
Never married/single458 (15.2)73 (9.8)162 (22.4)1489 (23.0)81 (10.0)169 (19.5)
Married/living together2390 (79.4)843 (83.)746 (65.2)3701 (57.2)580 (67.8)697 (57.3)
Divorced/separated/widowed162 (5.4)105 (6.6)167 (12.4)1285 (19.8)283 (22.2)367 (23.2)
Education
Less than high school706 (23.5)724 (61.7)381 (24.8)0.0000.4632073 (32.0)660 (61.3)436 (24.8)0.0020.705
High school graduate574 (19.1)136 (17.6)246 (26.2)1121 (17.3)108 (14.6)279 (23.6)
More than high school1730 (57.5)160 (20.7)447 (48.9)3281 (50.7)173 (24.1)513 (51.5)