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Table 1 Unweighted sample characteristics and long standing health conditions for Yorkshire Health Study Wave 1 (N = 27,806)

From: Patterns of multimorbidity and their association with health outcomes within Yorkshire, England: baseline results from the Yorkshire Health Study

 

n (%)

Mean number of conditions (SDa)b

2 or more conditionsc: n (%)

Gender

 Male

12155 (43.7)

1.50 (1.78)

4551 (37.4)

 Female

15651 (56.3)

1.49 (1.80)

5781 (36.9)

Age Group

 ≤24

1734 (6.2)

0.47 (0.92)

188 (10.8)

 25-34

2639 (9.5)

0.63 (1.15)

391 (14.8)

 35-44

3516 (12.6)

0.83 (1.35)

708 (20.1)

 45-54

4489 (16.1)

1.19 (1.62)

1302 (29.0)

 55-64

5938 (21.4)

1.63 (1.80)

2412 (40.6)

 65-74

5827 (21.0)

2.09 (1.93)

3068 (52.7)

 ≥75

3254 (11.7)

2.53 (1.93)

2125 (65.3)

Ethnicity

 White

26419 (95.0)

1.51 (1.80)

9961 (37.7)

 Non-White

1095 (3.9)

1.05 (1.61)

278 (25.4)

Deprivation Quintile

 Least Deprived

3948 (14.2)

1.08 (1.46)

1060 (26.8)

 Q2

6923 (24.9)

1.30 (1.62)

2275 (32.9)

 Q3

4602 (16.6)

1.39 (1.69)

1615 (35.1)

 Q4

5116 (18.4)

1.62 (1.85)

2098 (41.0)

 Most Deprived

7142 (25.7)

1.88 (2.03)

3263 (45.7)

Body Mass Indexd

 Underweight

436 (1.6)

1.29 (1.88)

126 (28.9)

 Normal

11101 (39.9)

1.10 (1.51)

3040 (27.4)

 Overweight

9671 (34.8)

1.52 (1.74)

3772 (39.0)

 Obese

5190 (18.7)

2.26 (2.10)

2833 (54.6)

  1. Missing data not shown in table
  2. a Standard deviation
  3. b Differences between means within ethnicity, age-group, deprivation and BMI group differed significantly p < 0.001 (t test for independent samples for ethnicity; one-way ANOVA for age-group, deprivation, and BMI group)
  4. c Differences between categories within age, ethnicity, deprivation, and BMI group differed significantly p < .0001 (χ2 test for 2 × n tables)
  5. d Calculated by self-reported weight (kg) divided by height-squared (m2). Categories are based on WHO cut-offs