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Table 1 Distribution (%) of the studied variables by gender in both populations

From: Social class and metabolic syndrome in populations from Tunisia and Spain

 

Tunisian (n = 393)

Canarian (n = 6729)

Men (n = 174)

Women (n = 219)

P

Men (n = 2913)

Women (n = 3816)

P

MS

38.5

50.0

0.031

31.8

29.0

0.011

Abdominal obesity

47.1

92.7

<0.001

53.2

65.3

<0.001

Hyperglycemia

6.9

6.8

0.985

6.3

3.0

<0.001

Hypertriglyceridemia

32.7

32.4

0.943

32.1

18.5

<0.001

Low HDL-c

76.7

82.5

0.227

28.8

38.1

<0.001

Hypertension

59.6

42.7

0.001

58.5

44.2

<0.001

Age ≤34 years

17.2

17.4

0.003

28.7

29.4

0.816

Age 35–64 years

51.1

65.3

68.3

67.6

Age ≥65 years

31.6

17.4

3.1

3.0

ICE1

26.1

25.2

0.606

25.4

20.3

<0.001

ICE2

18.1

17.2

22.9

26.1

ICE3

20.3

17.8

15.7

18.6

ICE4

21.7

19.0

20.5

19.2

ICE5

13.8

20.9

15.5

15.8

  1. MS metabolic syndrome, HDL-c high density lipoprotein cholesterol, ICE1, ICE2, ICE3, ICE4, ICE5 quintiles of social class