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Table 1 Comparison of baseline characteristics in participants with and without metabolic syndrome before propensity score matching

From: Association of metabolic syndrome and its components with Parkinson’s disease: a cross-sectional study

variable

Total

(n = 63,576)

Non-MetS

(n = 45,029)

MetS

(n = 18,547)

P value

Age

46.45(0.17)

42.62(0.17)

56.36(0.18)

< 0.0001

Sex

   

< 0.0001

 Female

32,060(51.15)

22,791(51.77)

9269(49.55)

 

 Male

31,516(48.85)

22,238(48.23)

9278(50.45)

 

BMI

28.74(0.06)

27.54(0.06)

31.84(0.08)

< 0.0001

Coffee (gram)

310.86(3.86)

292.72(4.17)

357.78(5.31)

< 0.0001

Race

   

< 0.0001

 Mexican American

10,952( 8.29)

7915(8.73)

3037(7.14)

 

 Non-Hispanic Black

14,227(11.30)

9989(11.34)

4238(11.21)

 

 Non-Hispanic White

26,460(67.29)

18,129(65.77)

8331(71.21)

 

 Others

11,937(13.12)

8996(14.16)

2941(10.43)

 

Education

   

< 0.0001

 High school or equivalent

25,597(36.72)

18,308(36.33)

7289(37.72)

 

 College or above

30,864(57.52)

22,170(58.38)

8694(55.30)

 

 Less than high school

7115( 5.76)

4551(5.29)

2564(6.98)

 

Smoking

   

< 0.0001

 Never

36,166(55.01)

26,603(56.70)

9563(50.65)

 

 Former

14,640(24.02)

8686(20.61)

5954(32.83)

 

 Now

12,770(20.97)

9740(22.69)

3030(16.51)

 

Alcohol consumption

   

< 0.0001

 No

20,264(25.15)

13,992(24.16)

6272(27.70)

 

 Mild

30,135(52.48)

20,910(51.51)

9225(54.99)

 

 Heavy

13,177(22.37)

10,127(24.33)

3050(17.31)

 

Parkinson’s disease

   

< 0.0001

 No

62,985(99.11)

44,675(99.25)

18,310(98.77)

 

 Yes

591(0.89)

354(0.75)

237(1.23)

 
  1. MetS: metabolic syndrome. The results presented in the table are all weighted by the sample weights (except for the frequency)