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Table 1 Description of the population according to the death decade

From: Human lifespan and sex-specific patterns of resilience to disease: a retrospective population-wide cohort study

Variable

All (N = 482,058)

50–59 (N = 15,552)

60–69 (N = 43,872)

70–79 (N = 95,463)

80–89 (N = 200,723)

90–99 (N = 120,169)

100–105 + (N = 6279)

Sex

 Women

243,127 (50.4%)

5224 (33.6%)

13,648 (31.1%)

35,106 (36.8%)

103,706 (51.7%)

80,457 (67.0%)

4986 (79.4%)

 Men

238,931 (49.6%)

10,328 (66.4%)

30,224 (68.9%)

60,357 (63.2%)

97,017 (48.3%)

39,712 (33.0%)

1293 (20.6%)

Lifestyle variables

Smoking status

 Non-smoker

248,756 (54.2%)

3864 (26.8%)

14,093 (33.5%)

41,028 (44.8%)

110,481 (57.8%)

75,278 (66.3%)

4012 (70.5%)

 Smoker

55,660 (12.1%)

6291 (43.6%)

12,360 (29.4%)

14,363 (15.7%)

16,173 (8.46%)

6174 (5.43%)

299 (5.25%)

 Ex-smoker

154,293 (33.6%)

4275 (29.6%)

15,614 (37.1%)

36,287 (39.6%)

64,589 (33.8%)

32,148 (28.3%)

1380 (24.2%)

Alcohol consumption

 Non-drinker

332,014 (78.6%)

7656 (61.3%)

23,969 (62.0%)

59,531 (70.5%)

142,630 (81.0%)

93,426 (88.4%)

4802 (92.9%)

 Low risk

84,102 (19.9%)

3785 (30.3%)

12,696 (32.9%)

23,055 (27.3%)

32,220 (18.3%)

11,982 (11.3%)

364 (7.04%)

 High risk

6260 (1.48%)

1055 (8.44%)

1981 (5.13%)

1812 (2.15%)

1155 (0.66%)

252 (0.24%)

5 (0.10%)

Clinical variables

Systolic blood pressure

130 [116;139]

127 [115;137]

130 [117;138]

130 [118;139]

130 [116;139]

128 [115;139]

127 [114;138]

Diastolic blood pressure

70.0 [62.0;79.0]

78.0 [70.0;84.0]

75.0 [68.0;81.0]

71.0 [64.0;80.0]

70.0 [61.0;78.0]

70.0 [60.0;77.0]

70.0 [60.0;76.0]

Body mass index

26.8 [23.7;30.2]

27.1 [23.6;31.4]

27.6 [24.2;31.5]

27.5 [24.3;31.0]

26.8 [23.8;30.1]

25.8 [22.9;29.1]

24.8 [21.9;27.9]

Socioeconomic variables

Quintile of MEDEA index

 0 rural

46,916 (9.73%)

1363 (8.76%)

3704 (8.44%)

8253 (8.65%)

20,189 (10.1%)

12,854 (10.7%)

553 (8.81%)

 1 rural

35,823 (7.43%)

1185 (7.62%)

3030 (6.91%)

6444 (6.75%)

15,253 (7.60%)

9427 (7.84%)

484 (7.71%)

 1 urban

93,729 (19.4%)

2501 (16.1%)

7350 (16.8%)

16,449 (17.2%)

38,608 (19.2%)

27,108 (22.6%)

1713 (27.3%)

 2 rural

64,191 (13.3%)

2044 (13.1%)

5519 (12.6%)

11,804 (12.4%)

27,095 (13.5%)

16,890 (14.1%)

839 (13.4%)

 2 urban

69,881 (14.5%)

2280 (14.7%)

6361 (14.5%)

13,734 (14.4%)

28,921 (14.4%)

17,628 (14.7%)

957 (15.2%)

 3 urban

91,806 (19.0%)

3192 (20.5%)

9098 (20.7%)

19,722 (20.7%)

37,987 (18.9%)

20,828 (17.3%)

979 (15.6%)

 4 urban

79,709 (16.5%)

2987 (19.2%)

8810 (20.1%)

19,056 (20.0%)

32,670 (16.3%)

15,432 (12.8%)

754 (12.0%)

  1. The reported values are the last registered values in SIDIAP. MEDEA: Index of mortality in small Spanish areas and socioeconomic and environmental inequalities. Alcohol consumption of high risk corresponds to usual consumption of 17 standard drinks or more per week in women, 28 or more in men; to sporadic consumption, at least once per month, of 5 or more standard drinks in women, 6 or more in men; to consumption under 16 years old, when using dangerous machinery, when taking medication that interacts with alcohol or when pregnant. MEDEA index is based on [27]; higher values indicate more socioeconomic deprivation of the primary health center to which the patient is assigned