Table 2 Characteristics of 30–64-year-old study populations involved in the Framingham Risk Score for hard coronary heart disease (FRSCHD) and Framingham Risk Score for cardiovascular disease (FRSCVD) calculations by ethnicity and sex.

From: Comparative risk assessment for the development of cardiovascular diseases in the Hungarian general and Roma population

 

Males

Females

Hungarian general (n = 121)

Hungarian Roma (n = 62)

p-value

Hungarian general (n = 163)

Hungarian Roma (n = 196)

p-value

Mean (95% CI)

Mean (95% CI)

Age (years)

47.98 (46.35–49.60)

49.60 (47.11–52.08)

0.244

47.31 (45.85–48.76)

46.29 (45.03–47.55)

0.274

Total cholesterol levels (mmol/L)

5.13 (4.96–5.31)

5.05 (4.79–5.32)

0.563

5.11 (4.94–5.28)

5.13 (4.97–5.28)

0.931

HDL-C levels (mmol/L)

1.31 (1.24–1.38)

1.23 (1.14–1.33)

0.211

1.47 (1.41–1.53)

1.29 (1.24–1.34)

< 0.001

Systolic blood pressure (mmHg)

130.76 (128.43–133.08)

130.98 (126.24–135.73)

0.370

124.86 (122.65–127.07)

124.94 (122.49–127.40)

0.479

 

Prevalence (%)

p-value

Prevalence (%)

p-value

Smokers

35.54 (27.43–44.33)

58.06 (45.65–69.75)

0.004

33.74 (26.82–41.24)

68.37 (61.62–74.57)

< 0.001

Treated for high blood pressure

25.62 (18.48–33.91)

37.10 (25.88–49.49)

0.107

31.90 (25.11–39.33)

35.20 (28.77–42.07)

0.510

Diabetesa

10.74 (6.16–17.18)

9.68 (4.14–18.86)

0.823

8.59 (5.01–13.62)

16.33 (11.66–21.98)

0.029

Receiving lipid-lowering therapyb

4.96% (2.10–9.93)

12.90% (6.29–22.87)

0.056

4.91 (2.359.05)

11.22 (7.3816.21)

0.031

  1. Significant differences in mean or prevalence rates are highlighted in bold.
  2. aUsed only in the FRSCVD calculation.
  3. bNot used for risk calculation in any risk assessment models.