Research Article

α-Glucosidase Inhibitor Can Effectively Inhibit the Risk of Tuberculosis in Patients with Diabetes: A Nested Case-Control Study

Table 1

Demographic characteristics of tuberculosis and nontuberculosis individuals with diabetes.

UnmatchedMatched
ControlCaseControlCase

Sex
 Female47649 (50.04%)516 (32.64%)<.00012020 (32.46%)505 (32.46%)1.0000
 Male47579 (49.96%)1065 (67.36%)4204 (67.54%)1051 (67.54%)
Age
 20-4451141 (53.7%)654 (41.37%)0.0201604 (9.7%)151 (9.7%)1.0000
 45-6417093 (17.95%)151 (9.55%)2572 (41.32%)643 (41.32%)
 ≥6526994 (28.35%)776 (49.08%)3048 (48.97%)762 (48.97%)
Low income
 No39506 (41.49%)610 (38.58%)<0.00012435 (38.5%)610 (38.58%)0.9539
 Yes55722 (58.51%)971 (61.42%)3889 (61.5%)971 (61.42%)
Urbanization level
 Highly urbanization30780 (32.32%)385 (24.35%)<0.00011835 (29.48%)376 (24.16%)<0.0001
 Moderate urbanization29120 (30.58%)415 (26.25%)1852 (29.76%)408 (26.22%)
 Emerging town14714 (15.45%)263 (16.64%)953 (15.31%)260 (16.71%)
 General town11902 (12.5%)243 (15.37%)906 (14.56%)241 (15.49%)
 Aged township1878 (1.97%)69 (4.36%)158 (2.54%)68 (4.37%)
 Agricultural town3594 (3.77%)113 (7.15%)286 (4.6%)113 (7.26%)
 Remote township3240 (3.4%)93 (5.88%)234 (3.76%)90 (5.78%)

Baseline characteristics of study subjects.