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Table 1 Characteristics of women with and without diabetes, their spouses and children

From: Diabetes in women and health-related quality of life in the whole family: a structural equation modeling

Variables

Total (n = 794)

Without diabetes (n = 706)

With diabetes (n = 88)

P-value

Women’s Variables

 Age (y)

41.37 ± 5.32

41.06 ± 5.17

43.87 ± 5.79

< 0.001

Education

0.01

 Primary School

108 (13.6)

95 (13.5)

13 (14.8)

 

 Secondary School

444 (55.9)

384 (54.4)

60 (68.2)

 

 Higher

242 (30.5)

227 (32.2)

15 (17.0)

 

Employment

0.13

 Housewife

638 (80.4)

562 (79.6)

76 (86.4)

 

 Employed

156 (19.6)

144 (20.4)

12 (13.6)

 

Weight Status

< 0.01

 Obese

265 (33.4)

221 (31.3)

44 (50.0)

 

 Non-obese

529 (66.6)

485 (68.7)

44 (50.0)

 

Spouse’s Variables

 Age (yr)

47.24 ± 5.83

46.96 ± 5.68

49.29 ± 6.60

< 0.01

Education

0.48

 Primary School

123 (19.1)

106 (18.5)

17 (23.86)

 

 Secondary School

320 (49.7)

284 (49.7)

36 (50.0)

 

 Higher

201 (31.2)

182 (31.8)

19 (26.4)

 

Employment

0.07

 Employed

606 (94.0)

542 (94.6)

64 (88.9)

 

 Unemployed

39 (6.0)

31 (5.4)

8 (11.1)

 

Child’s Variables

 Age (yr)

13.44 ± 3.10

13.38 ± 3.09

13.93 ± 3.07

0.11

Sex

1.00

 Boy

407 (51.3)

362 (51.3)

45 (51.1)

 

 Girl

387 (48.7)

344 (48.7)

43 (48.9)

 
  1. Data are represented as Mean ± SD or frequency (percent)