Table 2 Diabetes prevalence in 2008 and 2015 stratified by age, education, employment and place of residence
From: Socioeconomic inequalities in diabetes prevalence: the case of Egypt between 2008 and 2015
Diabetes | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
2008 | 2015 | |||
Men N (%) | Women N (%) | Men N (%) | Women N (%) | |
N | 142 (2.80) | 238 (4.08) | 327 (4.43) | 470 (5.16) |
Age group | ||||
15–39 years | 21 (0.61) | 33 (0.80) | 56 (1.15) | 61 (0.97) |
40–49 years | 52 (5.37) | 75 (7.30) | 89 (6.52) | 138 (8.93) |
50–59 years | 69 (9.94) | 130 (19.40) | 182 (15.92) | 271 (20.98) |
Educational level | ||||
No education | 24 (3.71) | 111 (6.31) | 29 (5.05) | 150 (8.08) |
Incomplete primary | 19 (3.90) | 36 (7.76) | 29 (4.66) | 76 (10.09) |
Complete primary | 13 (4.62) | 20 (7.69) | 15 (4.39) | 34 (9.60) |
Incomplete secondary | 25 (2.41) | 22 (2.27) | 37 (2.14) | 52 (2.64) |
Complete secondary | 34 (2.05) | 35 (2.19) | 147 (3.27) | 124 (4.26) |
Higher | 27 (2.76) | 14 (1.77) | 70 (5.19) | 34 (2.69) |
Employment | ||||
Not employed | 27 (2.23) | 201 (4.06) | 42 (3.07) | 374 (4.80) |
Employed | 115 (2.97) | 37 (4.17) | 285 (4.74) | 96 (7.32) |
Residence | ||||
Rural | 61 (2.09) | 97 (2.88) | 121 (3.31) | 163 (3.45) |
Urban | 81 (3.75) | 141 (5.71) | 206 (5.53) | 307 (7.00) |