The American journal of gastroenterology · 2023
Correlations Between Relative Prevalence of Celiac Disease and Sociodemographic Variables in the United States.
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Zylberberg Haley M, Miller Erin B P, Ratner Amy, Hammill Bradley G, Mehta Pooja, Alesci Salvatore, Lebwohl Benjamin
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INTRODUCTION: We evaluated the associations between celiac disease (CD) prevalence and regional sociodemographic variables in the United States.
METHODS: The outcome was CD relative prevalence, defined as number of patients with CD among those in a Medicare registry per 3-digit ZIP code. Linear regression models assessed associations between relative prevalence of CD and sociodemographic variables.
RESULTS: CD relative prevalence was positively correlated with median income, urban area, and proximity to a CD specialty center and negatively correlated with Black race, Latino/Hispanic ethnicity, and median social deprivation index score ( P < 0.01, all).
DISCUSSION: CD relative prevalence is associated with indicators of economic advantage.
METHODS: The outcome was CD relative prevalence, defined as number of patients with CD among those in a Medicare registry per 3-digit ZIP code. Linear regression models assessed associations between relative prevalence of CD and sociodemographic variables.
RESULTS: CD relative prevalence was positively correlated with median income, urban area, and proximity to a CD specialty center and negatively correlated with Black race, Latino/Hispanic ethnicity, and median social deprivation index score ( P < 0.01, all).
DISCUSSION: CD relative prevalence is associated with indicators of economic advantage.