These include a smaller U.S.–England difference in the prevalence of self-reported hypertension (19.4% higher in the United States based on the sex–age-adjusted estimates and 17.6% higher in the United States based on the sex–age–BMI-adjusted estimates), self-reported diabetes (10.8% gap when not adjusting for BMI vs 9.5% gap adjusting for BMI), and high CRP levels (9.2% gap when not adjusting for BMI vs 5.9% gap adjusting for BMI). The gene discussed is CRP; the disease is diabetes mellitus.