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Table 4 Weighted prevalence (per 100,000 persons) of fatiguing illnesses by demographic characteristics.

From: Regional distribution of fatiguing illnesses in the United States: a pilot study

Characteristic

Prevalence (95% Confidence Interval)

 

Chronic Fatigue

CFS-like Illness

Sex

    

   Male

9900

(7050–13750)

860

(420–1760)

   Female

13810

(10620–17770)

1440

(900–2290)

Race

    

   Non-white

7260*

(4570–12440)

790

(270–2290)

   White

13140

(10520–16290)

1280

(840–1950)

Age (yrs)

    

   18–29

6440

(3540–11420)

1030

(350–2950)

   30–39

8870

(5660–13620)

1120

(520–2390)

   40–49

13310*

(9060–19140)

1050

(540–2050)

   50–59

16300*

(11240–23040)

1630

(700–3750)

   60–69

19590*

(11790–30760)

1370

(420–4320)

Household income

    

   ≤ $40,000

17180*

(12960–22410)

1470

(790–2750)

   > $40,000

9990

(7120–13850)

920

(510–1650)

Educational level

    

   ≤ High school

17030*

(12550–22710)

1650

(940–2880)

   ≥ College

8280

(6310–10790)

880

(500–1550)

  1. * Difference between categories of characteristic is significant by survey-adjusted Wald test (P < .05)