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Table 2 Distribution of study variables from 10,960 participants included in multiple correspondence analysis, ELSA-Brasil, 2012–2014

From: Body shape trajectories are associated with birth weight, body mass index and sociodemographic conditions in participants of the Brazilian Longitudinal Study of Adult Health (ELSA-Brasil): a multiple correspondence analysis

Variables

Women (6,024)

n (%)

Men (4,936)

n (%)

Age (mean ± SD)

55.12 ± 8.32

55.13 ± 8.73

Race

 White

3,392 (56.3)

2,814 (57.0)

 Brown

1,575 (26.1)

1,482 (30.0)

 Black

1,057 (17.5)

640 (13.0)

Maternal education

 Primary or less

4,546 (75.5)

3,642 (73.8)

 Complete secondary or university

1,478 (24.5)

1,294 (26.2)

Education

 Secondary or less

2,262 (38.5)

2,138 (43.3)

 University

3,762 (62.5)

2,798 (56.7)

Per capita family income

 Low

1,938 (32.2)

1,604 (32.5)

 Middle

2,045 (33.9)

1,844 (37.4)

 High

2,041 (33.9)

1,488 (30.1)

Body mass index

 Normal

1,970 (32.7)

1,383 (28.0)

 Pre obesity

2,223 (36.9)

2,319 (47.0)

 Obesity

1,831 (30.4)

1,234 (25.0)

Birth weight

 Low

503 (8.3)

374 (7.6)

 Adequate

5,170 (85.8)

4,098 (83.0)

 High

351 (5.8)

464 (9.4)

  1. SD Standard deviation