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Table 2 Event Rates for Incident Fatal and Non-fatal Cardiovascular Diseases and All-Cause Mortality According to Incarceration History Status Stratified by Sex and Race, CARDIA Study

From: Association between incarceration and incident cardiovascular disease events: results from the CARDIA cohort study

Event

White Men

P Value

Black Men

P Value

White Women

P Value

Black Women

P Value

Incarceration History (n = 73)

No Incarceration History (n = 1094)

Incarceration History (n = 195)

No Incarceration History (n = 960)

Incarceration History (n = 24)

No Incarceration History (n = 1281)

Incarceration History (n = 59)

Incarceration History (n = 1419)

Cardiovascular disease, No.a (%)

10 (13.7)

68 (6.2)

0.01

16 (8.2)

86 (9.0)

0.73

1 (4.2)

37 (2.9)

0.71

6 (10.2)

89 (6.3)

0.23

Coronary heart disease, No. (%)

7 (9.6)

56 (5.1)

0.10

7 (3.6)

39 (4.1)

0.76

0 (0.0)

21 (1.6)

0.53

2 (3.4)

26 (1.8)

0.39

Stroke, No. (%)

1 (1.4)

9 (0.8)

0.62

5 (2.6)

30 (3.1)

0.68

0 (0.0)

12 (0.9)

0.63

4 (6.8)

44 (3.1)

0.12

Heart failure, No. (%)

2 (2.7)

7 (0.5)

0.05

7 (3.6)

32 (3.3)

0.85

1 (4.2)

5 (0.4)

<.01

2 (3.4)

31 (2.2)

0.53

All-cause mortality, No. (%)

13 (17.8)

78 (7.1)

<.01

32 (16.4)

135 (14.1)

0.40

1 (4.2)

63 (4.9)

0.87

7 (11.9)

102 (7.2)

0.18

  1. aSome participants had more than one event, which explains why the individual outcomes are greater than the total number of cardiovascular disease events