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Table 1 Distribution of demographic and clinical characteristics among bladder cancer cases and controls from the Women's Health Initiative

From: Mediation by differential DNA methylation of known associations between single nucleotide polymorphisms and bladder cancer risk

 

Cases (n = 412)

Controls (n = 424)

WHI Arm (N, %)

 OS

213 (52%)

218 (52%)

 CT: HT and DM

24 (6%)

26 (6%)

 CT: HT only

55 (13%)

56 (13%)

 CT: DM only

120 (29%)

124 (29%)

Age (N, %)

  < 50–59

97 (24%)

100 (24%)

 60–69

194 (47%)

203 (48%)

 70–79+

121 (29%)

121 (28%)

Year of Enrollment (N, %)

 1994 - 1995

105 (25%)

109 (26%)

 1996

125 (30%)

127 (30%)

 1997

114 (28%)

116 (27%)

 1998

68 (17%)

72 (17%)

DNA Extraction Method (N, %)

 5-prime

397 (96%)

408 (96%)

 Phenol

15 (4%)

16 (4%)

Race/Ethnicity (N, %)

 Asian/Pacific Islander

4 (1%)

12 (3%)

 Black/African American

24 (6%)

40 (9%)

 Hispanic

7 (2%)

16 (4%)

 Non-Hispanic White

375 (91%)

349 (82%)

 Other

2 (< 1%)

7 (2%)

Smoking (N, %)

 Never Smoked

155 (38%)

234 (55%)

 Past Smoker

204 (49%)

172 (41%)

 Current Smoker

53 (13%)

18 (4%)

Pack-Years (N, %)

 Never Smoker

155 (38%)

234 (55%)

  > 0 - < 30

145 (35%)

137 (32%)

  ≥ 30

112 (27%)

53 (13%)

  1. Abbreviations: OS Observational study; CT Clinical trials; HT Hormone therapy clinical trial; DM Dietary modification clinical trial