Fig 1.
Source: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, Division of Population Health. BRFSS Prevalence & Trends Data: 1990, 2000, 2010.
Fig 2.
Geographical distribution of SCCS participants.
Table 1.
Demographic characteristics of study participants by diabetes status among blacks and whites.
Table 2.
Cumulative diabetes incidence (%) during follow up according to sex, BMI, tobacco and alcohol consumption, comorbidity, and healthy eating and physical activity indices among blacks and whites.
Table 3.
Adjusted odd ratios for incident diabetes according to sex, BMI, tobacco and alcohol consumption, comorbidity, and healthy eating and physical activity indices among blacks and whites.
Fig 3.
Plots of estimated 5-year probabilities of incident medication-treated diabetes during mean follow-up by BMI according to race and sex1.
1 Estimated 5-year probabilities of incident diabetes specific for a person who was enrolled at mean values of enrollment age, alcohol drinks per day and total physical activity MET-hours, and modal values for other categorical covariates, with cubic spline knots at BMI 20, 30 and 40 kg/m2; Shaded bands about the curves represent 95% confidence limits on the estimated probabilities.
Table 4.
Projected approximate percentages1 of participants with diabetes 20 years after entry into the SCCS by sex, race for selected BMI levels.
Table 5.
Cumulative diabetes incidence (%) during second follow up according to sex, BMI, tobacco and alcohol consumption, comorbidity, and healthy eating and physical activity indices among blacks and whites.
Table 6.
Adjusted odd ratios for incident diabetes during the second follow up according to sex, BMI, tobacco and alcohol consumption, comorbidity, and healthy eating and physical activity indices among blacks and whites.