Box Plot for Hemoglobin A1c test B/W in Maryland" 2: Box Plot for Hemoglobin A1c test B/W in Virginia"

Maryland Diabetic Medicare Enrollees Age 65-75 Years Having Hemoglobin A1c

Variable	N	Mean	Std. Dev	P-Value
Black	22	82.35	7.97	0.00
White	22	86.09

Virginia Diabetic Medicare Enrollees Age 65-75 Years Having Hemoglobin A1c

Variable	N	Mean	Std. Dev	P-Value
Black	103	86.14	11.62	0.00
White	108	87.92

Black Diabetic Medicare Enrollees Age 65-75 Years Having Hemoglobin A1c

Variable	N	Mean	Std. Dev	P-Value
MD	22	82.35	6.8	0.00
VA	103	86.14

White Diabetic Medicare Enrollees Age 65-75 Years Having Hemoglobin A1c

Variable	N	Mean	Std. Dev	P-Value
MD	22	86.09	3.15	0.00
VA	108	87.92

        

The t-test findings are shown in the charts above. A p-value test of  “0.00” across the board indicates that there is a link between blacks' and whites' hemoglobin A1c levels. There is also a significant link between Diabetic Medicare Enrollees and the hemoglobin A1c test, according to the t-test (Lee et al., 2020). These findings back up the idea, indicating a difference in hemoglobin A1c levels between Blacks and Whites.

                                     “Figure 1: Box Plot for Hemoglobin A1c test B/W in Maryland"

“Figure 2: Box Plot for Hemoglobin A1c test B/W in Virginia"