From: Socioeconomic inequalities in diabetes prevalence: the case of South Africa between 2003 and 2016
2003 | 2016 | |||
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Men N (%) | Women N (%) | Men N (%) | Women N (%) | |
N | 3,267 (40.81) | 4,739 (59.19) | 4,176 (40.58) | 6,116 (59.42) |
Age group | ||||
15–39 years | 2,067 (63.27) | 2,725 (57.50) | 2,560 (61.30) | 3,269 (53.45) |
40–59 years | 827 (25.31) | 1,356 (28.61) | 1,031 (24.69) | 1,732 (28.32) |
60 + years | 373 (11.42) | 658 (13.88) | 585 (14.01) | 1,115 (18.23) |
Educational level | ||||
No education | 331 (10.13) | 666 (14.05) | 283 (6.78) | 584 (9.55) |
Complete primary | 502 (15.37) | 719 (15.17) | 781 (18.70) | 1,046 (17.10) |
Complete secondary | 2,179 (66.70) | 3,023 (63.79) | 2,723 (65.21) | 3,922 (64.13) |
Higher | 255 (7.81) | 331 (6.98) | 389 (9.32) | 564 (9.22) |
Residence | ||||
Rural | 1,348 (41.26) | 2,069 (43.66) | 1,866 (44.68) | 2,761 (45.14) |
Urban | 1,919 (58.74) | 2,670 (56.34) | 2,310 (55.32) | 3,355 (54.86) |