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Table 1 Baseline (2008–2011) characteristics of participants free from chronic kidney disease in 2008–2011, Hispanic Community Health Study/Study of Latinos. (n = 9778)

From: Associations of sodium and potassium intake with chronic kidney disease in a prospective cohort study: findings from the Hispanic Community Health Study/Study of Latinos, 2008–2017

 

Unweighted N

% or mean

Standard error

Socio-demographic Characteristics

 Age, mean

 

41.1

0.3

 Women

6163

51.5

0.7

Hispanic/Latino heritage

 Central American

1023

7.6

0.7

 Cuban

1390

20.0

1.6

 Dominican

854

9.7

0.7

 Mexican

4098

38.0

1.6

 Puerto Rican

1432

15.1

0.8

 South American

704

5.0

0.8

 Mixed/Other

268

4.5

0.4

Less than high school education

3561

31.0

0.8

Income < $30,000

6194

61.5

1.0

Married

5322

49.3

1.0

Nativity/years in the US

 Foreign born < 10 years in the US

2280

28.8

1.1

 Foreign born, 10+ years in the US

5943

48.4

0.9

 US born

1527

22.8

0.9

Health insured 

4834

49.7

1.1

Study Site

 Bronx

2128

27.7

1.5

 Chicago

2653

16.1

1.1

 Miami

2428

29.5

2.1

 San Diego

2569

26.6

1.7

Health Behaviors

 Current smoker

1734

19.6

0.8

 Drinks per week, mean

 

5.3

0.2

 Meets 2008 physical activity guidelines

6186

68.2

0.8

 Sodium intake (recall) (mg/day), mean

 

3203.3

29.3

 Potassium intake (recall) (mg/day), mean

 

2433.3

17.5

 Sodium:Potassium (recall) (mmol/mmol), mean

 

2.4

0.0

Clinical risk factors

 BMI (kg/m2), mean

 

29.4

0.1

 Systolic blood pressure (mmHg), mean

 

119.6

0.3

 Hypertension medication

1473

10.7

0.4

 ACE Inhibitorsa

990

7.1

0.4

 Diuretics

860

6.3

0.3

 Total cholesterol (mg/dL), mean

 

194.7

0.6

 Diabetes

1687

12.0

0.4

  1. aACE inhibitors referes to angiotensin-converting enzyme medications