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Table 1 Demographic characteristics of adult populations with TB and diabetes ― California 2010–2012

From: Increased risk of tuberculosis among foreign-born persons with diabetes in California, 2010–2012

Characteristic

CA adult population with diabetesa

CA adult population without diabetesa

TB cases with diabetesb

TB cases without diabetesb

 

n

(%)

n

(%)

n

(%)

n

(%)

All

2,322,000

(100)

25,475,000

(100)

1,463

(100)

4,587

(100)

Genderc

        

 Male

1,174,000

(50.6)

12,368,000

(48.6)

939

(64.2)

2,592

(56.5)

Age groupc

        

 18–44

349,000

(15.0)

13,715,000

(53.8)

200

(13.7)

2,061

(44.9)

 45–64

1,129,000

(48.6)

8,200,000

(32.2)

693

(47.4)

1,414

(30.8)

 65–74

498,000

(21.4)

1,910,000

(7.5)

275

(18.8)

509

(11.1)

 ≥75

346,000

(14.9)

1,649,000

(6.5)

295

(20.2)

603

(13.1)

Race and/or ethnicityc

        

 White, Non-Hispanic/Latino

866,000

(37.3)

11,228,000

(44.1)

67

(4.6)

423

(9.2)

 Hispanic/Latino

945,000

(40.7)

8,571,000

(33.6)

573

(39.2)

1,526

(33.3)

 Asian/Pacific Islander

283,000

(12.2)

3,672,000

(14.4)

774

(52.9)

2,318

(50.5)

 Black, Non-Hispanic/Latino

178,000

(7.7)

1,388,000

(5.4)

46

(3.1)

311

(6.8)

 American Indian

17,000

(0.7)

105,000

(0.4)

3

(0.2)

9

(0.2)

 Other

33,000

(1.4)

511,000

(2.0)

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Location of Birthc

        

 United States or Canada

1,405,000

(60.6)

17,127,000

(67.5)

168

(11.5)

844

(18.4)

 Latin Americad

615,000

(26.5)

4,738,000

(18.7)

492

(33.7)

1,246

(27.2)

 Southeast Asia/Pacific Islandse

131,000

(5.7)

1,073,000

(4.2)

593

(40.6)

1,423

(31.1)

 East Asiaf

86,000

(3.7)

1,045,000

(4.1)

114

(7.8)

517

(11.3)

 Europeg

36,000

(1.6)

666,000

(2.6)

14

(1.0)

70

(1.5)

 South Asiah

24,000

(1.0)

387,000

(1.5)

55

(3.8)

302

(6.6)

 Africa/Middle Easti

21,000

(0.9)

343,000

(1.4)

24

(1.6)

174

(3.8)

  1. aSource: California Health Interview Survey, 2011–2012.
  2. bSource: California TB case registry, 2010–2012. Excludes patients who were institutionalized (i.e., incarcerated, resident of a long-term care facility) at the time of TB diagnosis.
  3. cChi- square p-value comparing the “TB cases with diabetes” group to “TB cases without diabetes” < .001.
  4. dMexico, Central America, South America and the Caribbean.
  5. ePhilippines, Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar, Indonesia, Pacific Islands, Thailand, Malaysia, Australia, Singapore.
  6. fChina, Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Japan, Mongolia.
  7. gIncluding Russia, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Turkey.
  8. hIndia, Pakistan, Nepal, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Sri Lanka.
  9. iAll African countries, and Iran, Afghanistan, Iraq, Lebanon, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Yemen, Jordan.
  10. Region of origin numbers may not sum to population totals because of limitation of the available CHIS data.