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Table 2 Characteristics of the participants according to the presence or absence of neck pain

From: Chronic neck pain is associated with increased mortality in individuals with osteoarthritis: results from the NHANES database prospective cohort study

Characteristics

No pain

Pain

P value

Age

46.96 ± 0.51

46.11 ± 0.72

0.22

BMI

28.70 ± 0.13

29.59 ± 0.54

0.13

Spine BMD

1.04 ± 0.00

1.05 ± 0.02

0.34

Sex

  

0.01

 Female

2874 (51.41)

215 (60.21)

 

 Male

2738 (48.59)

138 (39.79)

 

Race

  

0.01

 Non-Hispanic White

2657 (67.38)

197 (75.74)

 

 Non-Hispanic Black

1025 (11.53)

59 (9.95)

 

 Mexican American

1042 (8.79)

49 (5.55)

 

 Other race

888 (12.30)

48 (8.76)

 

Education

  

0.88

 College or above

2708 (58.16)

181 (58.47)

 

 High school or equivalent

1286 (22.85)

86 (23.80)

 

 Less than high school

1618 (19.00)

86 (17.73)

 

Smoke

  

 < 0.0001

 No

3078 (56.22)

135 (42.07)

 

 Yes

2534 (43.78)

218 (57.93)

 

OA

  

0.01

 Non-osteoarthritis

5170 (91.83)

307 (85.34)

 

 Osteoarthritis

442 (8.17)

46 (14.66)

 
  1. N represented the unweighted number, and the P value was calculated by weighted values using related NHANES weight
  2. Figures are expressed as mean ± standard error (for age, BMI, and spine BMD). Other figures are expressed with N and percent
  3. BMI Body mass index, BMD Body mineral density