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Table 1 Association between selected variables and the occurrence of diabetes with p values

From: “Impact of stature on non-communicable diseases: evidence based on Bangladesh Demographic and Health Survey, 2011 data”

Characteristics

Diabetes status

p value

 

Non-diabetes

Diabetes

 
 

n (%)

n (%)

 

Height category

   

 Q1: (≤1.51)

854 (63.8%)

485 (36.2%)

0.037

 Q2: (1.51-1.583)

865 (65.7%)

452 (34.3%)

 

 Q3: (1.583-1.637)

906 (67.8%)

430 (32.2%)

 

 Q4: (≥1.673)

875 (67.2%)

429 (32.9%)

 

Gender

   

 Female

2543 (66.4%)

1288 (33.6%)

0.558

 Male

2503 (67.0%)

1231 (33.0%)

 

Education level

   

 No education

2384 (69.5%)

1047 (30.5%)

<0.001

 Primary

1377 (66.1%)

706 (33.9%)

 

 Secondary

915 (65.2%)

489 (34.8%)

 

 Higher

370 (57.2%)

277 (42.8%)

 

Wealth index

   

 Poorest

929 (68.9%)

419 (31.1%)

<0.001

 Poorer

935 (69.1%)

418 (30.9%)

 

 Middle

1010 (68.9%)

455 (31.1%)

 

 Richer

1090 (68.8%)

494 (31.2%)

 

 Richest

1082 (59.6%)

733 (40.4%)

 

Place of residence

   

 Urban

1607 (64.6%)

882 (35.4%)

0.006

 Rural

3439 (67.8%)

1637 (32.2%)

 

Division

   

 Dhaka

929 (70.6%)

387 (29.4%)

<0.001

 Barisal

669 (59.8%)

450 (40.2%)

 

 Chittagong

502 (58.0%)

364 (42.0%)

 

 Khulna

889 (73.8%)

316 (26.2%)

 

 Rajshahi

717 (67.1%)

351 (32.9%)

 

 Rangpur

769 (72.0%)

299 (28.0%)

 

 Shylet

571 (61.9%)

352 (38.1%)

 

BMI category

   

 Thin

1062 (66.4%)

538 (33.6%)

<0.001

 Normal

2075 (69.4%)

915 (30.6%)

 

 Overweight

310 (49.5%)

316 (50.5%)