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Table 1 Characteristics of the study population by total second-hand smoking status

From: Second-hand smoking, hypertension and cardiovascular risk: findings from Peru

 

Total second-hand smoking

p-value*

No (n = 753)

Yes (n = 144)

Sex

  

0.08

Female

432 (57.3%)

67 (47.1%)

 

Male

321 (42.7%)

77 (52.9%)

 

Age

  

0.002

< 30 years

188 (26.3%)

59 (43.6%)

 

30–39 years

196 (25.3%)

29 (21.1%)

 

40–49 years

195 (26.0%)

29 (15.6%)

 

50–59 years

174 (22.4%)

27 (19.7%)

 

Education level

  

0.003

< 7 years

193 (20.0%)

17 (6.8%)

 

7–11 years

278 (35.3%)

63 (43.4%)

 

12 + years

282 (44.7%)

64 (49.7%)

 

Socioeconomic position

  

0.45

Low

258 (29.6%)

42 (26.3%)

 

Middle

251 (32.0%)

41 (28.9%)

 

High

244 (38.4%)

61 (44.9%)

 

Current smoking

  

< 0.001

No current smoking

682 (89.0%)

98 (67.5%)

 

Current smoking

59 (9.2%)

36 (23.2%)

 

Daily smoking

12 (1.8%)

10 (9.3%)

 

Alcohol drinking

  

< 0.001

No in the last 12 months

203 (23.0%)

19 (10.6%)

 

Last 12 months, but not last 30 days

213 (27.6%)

24 (17.2%)

 

During last 30 days

337 (49.4%)

101 (72.2%)

 

Physical activity

  

0.74

Moderate/high levels

545 (70.7%)

104 (72.2%)

 

Low levels

208 (29.3%)

40 (27.8%)

 
  1. *Comparisons were conducted taking into account the multistage sampling design using Rao-Scott Chi square test