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Table 1 Participant characteristics at baseline by diabetes status

From: Neighborhood greenspace and risk of type 2 diabetes in a prospective cohort: the Multi-Ethnic Study of Atherosclerosis

 

No incident diabetes

(N = 4688)

Incident diabetes

(N = 886)

Overall

(N = 5574)

Sex

 Female

2530 (54.0%)

445 (50.2%)

2975 (53.4%)

 Male

2158 (46.0%)

441 (49.8%)

2599 (46.6%)

Age

 45-54

1382 (29.5%)

314 (35.4%)

1696 (30.4%)

 55-64

1265 (27.0%)

273 (30.8%)

1538 (27.6%)

 65-74

1357 (28.9%)

228 (25.7%)

1585 (28.4%)

 75-84

679 (14.5%)

70 (7.9%)

749 (13.4%)

 Missing

5 (0.1%)

1 (0.1%)

6 (0.1%)

Race/Ethnicity

 Hispanic

905 (19.3%)

242 (27.3%)

1147 (20.6%)

 Non-Hispanic Black

1182 (25.2%)

256 (28.9%)

1438 (25.8%)

 Non-Hispanic Chinese

530 (11.3%)

114 (12.9%)

644 (11.6%)

 Non-Hispanic White

2071 (44.2%)

274 (30.9%)

2345 (42.1%)

Education

 HS/GED or less

1535 (32.7%)

325 (36.7%)

1860 (33.4%)

 Some college

1318 (28.1%)

277 (31.3%)

1595 (28.6%)

 Bachelors or higher

1817 (38.8%)

283 (31.9%)

2100 (37.7%)

 Missing

18 (0.4%)

1 (0.1%)

19 (0.3%)

Income Category

  < $12,000

1192 (25.4%)

257 (29.0%)

1449 (26.0%)

 $12,000-$24,999

1301 (27.8%)

263 (29.7%)

1564 (28.1%)

 $25,000-$39,999

926 (19.8%)

181 (20.4%)

1107 (19.9%)

 $40,000-$74,999

927 (19.8%)

131 (14.8%)

1058 (19.0%)

 $75,000+

143 (3.1%)

15 (1.7%)

158 (2.8%)

 Missing

199 (4.2%)

39 (4.4%)

238 (4.3%)

Employment

 Employed

2333 (49.8%)

478 (54.0%)

2811 (50.4%)

 Unemployed/retired

2337 (49.9%)

406 (45.8%)

2743 (49.2%)

 Missing

18 (0.4%)

2 (0.2%)

20 (0.4%)

Site

 Forsyth County, NC

772 (16.5%)

137 (15.5%)

909 (16.3%)

 New York City, NY

724 (15.4%)

174 (19.6%)

898 (16.1%)

 Baltimore, MD

725 (15.5%)

130 (14.7%)

855 (15.3%)

 St. Paul, MN

746 (15.9%)

136 (15.3%)

882 (15.8%)

 Chicago, IL

881 (18.8%)

127 (14.3%)

1008 (18.1%)

 Los Angeles, CA

840 (17.9%)

182 (20.5%)

1022 (18.3%)

Family history of diabetes

 Family history

1384 (29.5%)

388 (43.8%)

1772 (31.8%)

 No family history

3119 (66.5%)

479 (54.1%)

3598 (64.5%)

 Missing

185 (3.9%)

19 (2.1%)

204 (3.7%)

Chronically stressed

 Chronically stressed

2815 (60.0%)

529 (59.7%)

3344 (60.0%)

 Not chronically stressed

1822 (38.9%)

354 (40.0%)

2176 (39.0%)

 Missing

51 (1.1%)

3 (0.3%)

54 (1.0%)

BMI

 Mean (SD)

27.5 (5.0)

30.8 (5.7)

28.0 (5.3)

Physical activity level

 High

977 (20.8%)

168 (19.0%)

1145 (20.5%

 Medium

2853 (60.9%)

546 (61.6%)

3399 (61.0%)

 Low

843 (18.0%)

172 (19.4%)

1015 (18.2%)

 Missing

15 (0.3%)

0 (0%)

15 (0.3%)

Alcohol consumption

 Heavy

726 (15.5%)

122 (13.8%)

848 (15.2%)

 Moderate

2021 (43.1%)

377 (42.6%)

2398 (43.0%)

 Never/not current

1909 (40.7%)

384 (43.3%)

2293 (41.1%)

 Missing

32 (0.7%)

3 (0.3%)

35 (0.6%)

Smoking

 Current

686 (14.6%)

142 (16.0%)

828 (14.9%)

 Former

1774 (37.8%)

325 (36.7%)

2099 (37.7%)

 Never

2210 (47.1%)

418 (47.2%)

2628 (47.1%)

 Missing

18 (0.4%)

1 (0.1%)

19 (0.3%)

Neighborhood Deprivation Index (NDI) tertile

 High SES (low NDI)

1543 (32.9%)

253 (28.6%)

1796 (32.2%)

 Mid SES (mid NDI)

1497 (31.9%)

298 (33.6%)

1795 (32.2%)

 Low SES (high NDI)

1470 (31.4%)

323 (36.5%)

1793 (32.2%)

 Missing

178 (3.8%)

12 (1.4%)

190 (3.4%)

Neighborhood Social Cohesion

 High

1503 (32.1%)

283 (31.9%)

1786 (32.0%)

 Mid

1510 (32.2%)

280 (31.6%)

1790 (32.1%)

 Low

1486 (31.7%)

305 (34.4%)

1791 (32.1%)

 Missing

189 (4.0%)

18 (2.0%)

207 (3.7%)

Neighborhood Walkability

 High

1532 (32.7%)

240 (27.1%)

1772 (31.8%)

 Mid

1478 (31.5%)

298 (33.6%)

1776 (31.9%)

 Low

1446 (30.8%)

330 (37.2%)

1776 (31.9%)

 Missing

232 (4.9%)

18 (2.0%)

250 (4.5%)

Neighborhood Safety

 High

1505 (32.1%)

267 (30.1%)

1772 (31.8%)

 Mid

1490 (31.8%)

286 (32.3%)

1776 (31.9%)

 Low

1461 (31.2%)

315 (35.6%)

1776 (31.9%)

 Missing

232 (4.9%)

18 (2.0%)

250 (4.5%)

NDVI (Mean (SD))

 Annual median 1000 m

127 (33.3)

129 (33.5)

127.5 (33.3)

  1. Note: All participants are diabetes free at baseline. All characteristics are based on data collected at baseline