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Table 1 Demographic characteristics of various Jaipur Heart Watch studies

From: Secular trends in cholesterol lipoproteins and triglycerides and prevalence of dyslipidemias in an urban Indian population

Study

Years performed (Published)

Target sample size

Age ≥ 20 years

Study subjects

Age ≥ 20 years

Total subjects

Age 20–59 years

Blood samples in enrollees

Age 20–59 years

  

Men

Women

Men

Women

Men

Women

Men

Women

JHW-1

1993–1995 (1995)

1608

1392

1415 (88.0)

797 (57.2)

1294

655

193 (14.9)

83 (12.7)

JHW-2

1999–2001 (2002)

960

840

532(55.4)

559(66.5)

454

472

454(100.0)

472 (100.0)

JHW-3

2001–2002 (2004)

320

280

226 (70.6)

232 (82.9)

179

195

179 (100.0)

195 (100.0)

JHW-4

2004–2005 (2007)

750

650

556 (74.1)

571 (87.8)

414

473

252 (60.9)

248 (52.4)

Total

N = 6790

3638

3152

2729 (75.0)

2159 (68.5)

2341

1795

1078 (46.0)

998 (55.6)

  1. JHW Jaipur Heart Watch. Numbers in parentheses are percent response rates. Blood samples obtained for lipid profile estimation.