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. 2013 Jan 11;17(2):369–375. doi: 10.1017/S1368980012005472

Table 2.

Frequency (%) of behavioural protective and risk factor indicators in the sample by gender. Brazilian Surveillance System of Risk and Protective Factors for NCD through Telephone Interviews (VIGITEL), 2009–2010

Total (n 108 706) Male (n 42 111) Female (n 66 595)
Indicator† Weighted % 95 % CI Weighted % 95 % CI Weighted % 95 % CI
Regular bean consumption 66·2 65·5, 67·0 72·3 71·1, 73·5 61·1 60·1, 62·0
Regular vegetable consumption 44·3 43·4, 45·1 38·8 37·5, 40·1 48·9 47·9, 49·9
Daily fresh-fruit juice consumption 71·2 70·4, 71·9 74·8 73·6, 76·1 68·0 67·1, 69·0
Regular fruit consumption 57·1 56·2, 58·0 51·6 50·1, 53·1 61·8 60·8, 62·8
Fat-reduced milk consumption 16·9 16·4, 17·4 14·5 13·7, 15·2 18·9 18·3, 19·7
Sufficient leisure-time physical activity 14·8 14·3, 15·4 18·7 17·7, 19·7 11·5 10·9, 12·1
Efficient protection against UV radiation 46·2 45·3, 47·1 36·5 35·2, 37·9 54·5 53·4, 55·5
Fat-rich meat consumption 33·6 32·8, 34·4 44·4 42·9, 45·8 24·4 23·4, 25·3
Regular soft drink consumption 24·9 24·0, 25·9 28·2 26·6, 29·9 22·1 21·2, 23·1
Excessive alcoholic beverage consumption 18·5 17·8, 19·1 27·8 26·6, 29·0 10·5 9·9, 11·1
Watching television in excess 27·0 26·1, 27·9 27·6 25·9, 29·3 26·5 25·6, 27·4
Smoking 15·3 14·6, 15·9 18·5 17·3, 19·6 12·6 11·8, 13·4

†For details on indicators, see Methods section.