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2005 Moreira 471 men; 18% 40-80 Telephone Overall, 13.1% of Age, Depression
Junior et al. random survey (random men had ED
[252] population digit dialing)
sample (Brazil)
2006 Brock et al. 500 men; 9.7% 40-80 Telephone Overall, 16% of men Age, Depression,
[253] random survey (random had ED Diabetes
population digit dialing)
sample
(Canada)
2007 De Almeida 2,000 men; Not >20 Standardised Overall, 1.7% of men Age
Claro et al. random reported interview with had ED
[254] population self-reported 0.2% ED in men
study (Brazil) questionnaire aged 20-30 years
(IIEF) 0.22% ED in men
aged 31-40 years
1.0% ED in men
aged 41-50 years
2.8% ED in men
aged 51-60 years
7.0% ED in men
aged > 61 years
2007 Ahn et al. 1,570 men; Not 40-79 Self- Overall, 13.4% had Age, Single
[255] geographically reported administered self-reported ED status, Low
stratified questionnaire ED prevalence as income, Diabetes,
random (IIEF-5) defined by IIEF-5 Hypertension,
population score less than 17 Hyperlipidemia,
study was 32.4% Heart disease,
According to single Musculoskeletal
question: disorders, Alcohol,
4.2% ED in men Depression, Coffee
aged 40-49 years intake
13.0% ED in men
aged 50-59 years
30.1% ED in men
aged 60-69 years
41.1% ED in men
aged 70-79 years
2008 Moreira 750 men; 16.9% 40-80 Telephone Overall, 32% of men Age
et al. [256] random survey (random had ED
population digit dialing)
sample
(Australia)
2008 Chew et al. 1,580 men; 37.3% >20 Postal 15.7% ED in men Age, Marital status
[257] random survey Self- aged 20-29 years
population administered 8.7% ED in men
sample questionnaire aged 30-39 years
(Australia) (IIEF-5) 12.9% ED in men
aged 40-49 years
31.6% ED in men
aged 50-59 years
52.4% ED in men
aged 60-69 years
69.4% ED in men
aged 70-79 years
68.2% ED in men
aged > 80 years

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