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Table 1 Characteristics of smokers in 2008/2009, and comparison between respondent smokers and non-respondent smokers

From: Income-related inequality in smoking cessation among adult patients with cardiovascular disease: a 5-year follow-up of an angiography intervention in Luxembourg

 

n

2008/2009 (n = 1001)%

Respondents 2013/2014 (n = 250)%

Non respondents (n = 751)%

p-value (*)

Sex

 Men

751

75.0

75.6

74.8

0.81

 Women

250

25.0

24.4

25.2

 

Age

 Less than 54

399

39.9

40.8

39.6

0.73

 55–64

314

31.4

32.4

31.0

 

 65 and more

288

28.8

26.8

29.4

 

Nationality

 Luxembourg

564

66.9

70.3

65.5

0.18

 Other

279

33.1

29.7

34.5

 

Marital status

 Married / partnership

508

63.7

70.9

61.2

0.0124

 Other

290

36.3

29.1

38.9

 

Diagnosis

 Pectoris Angina

381

38.1

38.0

38.1

0.88

 Acute Myocardial Infarction

155

15.5

16.8

15.1

 

 Ischemic Heart Disease

131

13.1

12.0

13.5

 

 Other

334

33.4

33.2

33.4

 

BMI

 Normal

317

32.5

31.6

32.7

0.51

 Overweight

395

40.4

43.4

39.4

 

 Obese

265

27.1

25.0

27.8

 

Physical Activity

 Regular physical activity

187

23.0

33.6

19.0

<0.0001

 Occasional physical activity

216

26.5

27.3

26.3

 

 No physical activity due to health

148

18.2

12.7

20.2

 

 No physical activity

263

32.3

26.4

34.5

 

Awareness of tobacco as a CV risk factor

 Yes

350

35.0

37.6

34.1

0.31

 No

651

65.0

62.4

65.9

 
  1. (*) p-value concerns the comparison of respondent smokers’ characteristics with those of non-respondent smokers