Research Article

Variation in HNF1B and Obesity May Influence Prostate Cancer Risk in African American Men: A Pilot Study

Table 1

Selected characteristics of the study participants by case/control status.

AAM: 259 totalEAM: 269 totalTotal sample combined
No. of cases (%)
136 (52.5)
No. of controls (%)
123 (47.5)
No. of cases (%)
147 (54.6)
No. of controls (%)
122 (45.4)
No. of cases (%)
283 (53.6)
No. of controls (%)
245 (46.4)

Age
 <5011 (8)12 (8)19 (16)30 (24)30 (12)42 (16)
 50–6474 (54)80 (54)85 (70)73 (59)159 (62)153 (56.5)
 ≥6551 (38)55 (38)18 (14)17 (14)69 (26)72 (26)
 MissingNANANA3 (3)NA3 (1.5)

BMI
 ≤24.9 normal weight9 (7)25 (17)28 (23)26 (21)37 (15)51 (19)
 25.0–29.9 overweight47 (34.5)70 (48)47 (38)46 (37)94 (36)116 (42.5)
 ≥30.0 obese71 (52)48 (33)46 (38)51 (42)58.5 (45)49.5 (37.5)
 Missing9 (6.5)4 (2)1 (1)NA10 (3.5)4 (1)

Height
 ≤6730 (22)26 (17.5)22 (18)21 (17)52 (20)47 (17)
 68–7265 (48)98 (66.5)79 (65)74 (60)144 (56.5)172 (63)
 ≥7332 (23.5)19 (13)21 (17)28 (23)53 (20)47 (18)
 Missing9 (6.5)4 (3)NANA9 (3)4 (1.5)