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Table 1 describes your study population. Use the data from the Framingham Heart Study to calculate mean and standard deviation (SD) for continuous variables; and number and percent for categorical variables. Help your colleague by filling in the missing information, using the other entries as an example of how to present your analyses in a publication-worthy format.

Table 1. Framingham Heart Study, n=3000

Variable	N or Mean	Percent or SD
Age (years)	49.9	8.6
Female	1695	56.5
BMI (kg/m2)	25.9	4.1
Current Smoker
# of Cigs/day by current smokers	9.0	11.9
Total Cholesterol (mg/dl)	237.6	45.0
Heart Rate (beats/minute)	76.2	12.1
Systolic BP (mmHg)
Diastolic BP (mmHg)	83.2	12.1
Blood Pressure Medications	98	3.3
Hypertension Status
Normal	783	26.1
Pre-Hypertensive
Stage 1	667	22.2
Stage 2	440	14.7
Glucose (mg/dl)	82.5	25.3
Diabetes	82	2.7
Stroke	279	9.3
CVD	770	25.7
All-cause mortality