From: Socioeconomic inequalities in diabetes prevalence: the case of Egypt between 2008 and 2015
2008 | 2015 | |||
---|---|---|---|---|
Men N (%) | Women N (%) | Men N (%) | Women N (%) | |
N | 5,080 (46.53) | 5,837 (53.47) | 7,380 (44.77) | 9,105 (55.23) |
Age group | ||||
15–19 years | 962 (18.94) | 946 (16.21) | 1,224 (16.59) | 1,371 (15.06) |
20–29 years | 1,410 (27.76) | 1,892 (32.41) | 1,849 (25.05) | 2,626 (28.84) |
30–39 years | 1,046 (20.59) | 1,301 (22.29) | 1,798 (24.36) | 2,270 (24.93) |
40–49 years | 968 (19.06) | 1,028 (17.61) | 1,366 (18.51) | 1,546 (16.98) |
50–59 years | 694 (13.66) | 670 (11.48) | 1,143 (15.49) | 1,292 (14.19) |
Educational level | ||||
No education | 647 (12.74) | 1,760 (30.15) | 574 (7.78) | 1,857 (20.40) |
Incomplete primary | 506 (9.96) | 464 (7.95) | 622 (8.43) | 753 (8.27) |
Complete primary | 281 (5.53) | 260 (4.45) | 342 (4.63) | 354 (3.89) |
Incomplete secondary | 1,063 (20.93) | 968 (16.58) | 1,725 (23.37) | 1,970 (21.64) |
Complete secondary | 1,658 (32.64) | 1,595 (27.32) | 2,767 (37.49) | 2,909 (31.95) |
Higher | 925 (18.21) | 790 (13.53) | 1,350 (18.29) | 1,262 (13.86) |
Employment | ||||
Not employed | 1,211 (23.84) | 4,950 (84.80) | 1,368 (18.54) | 7,794 (85.60) |
Employed | 3,869 (76.16) | 887 (15.20) | 6,012 (81.46) | 1,311 (14.40) |
Residence | ||||
Rural | 2,918 (57.44) | 3,386 (57.70) | 3,657 (49.55) | 4,718 (51.82) |
Urban | 2,162 (42.56) | 2,469 (42.30) | 3,723 (50.45) | 4,387 (48.18) |