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. 2024 Feb 15;26:e49839. doi: 10.2196/49839

Table 1.

Baseline characteristics of the intervention and control groups (N=102).

Characteristics Control (n=54) Intervention (n=48) P value
Age (years), mean (SD) 47.1 (13.91) 51.0 (13.37) .17
Sex (male), n (%) 29 (54) 34 (71) .10
Occupation (yes), n (%) 41 (76) 36 (75) ≥.99
Marital status, n (%) .18

Married 36 (67) 31 (65)

Single 17 (32) 12 (25)

Widowed, divorce, or separation 1 (2) 5 (10)
Education, n (%) .12

Elementary school 0 (0) 1 (2)

Middle school 0 (0) 0 (0)

High 22 (41) 11 (23)

College 23 (28) 29 (60)

Graduate school or over 9 (17) 7 (15)
Family income (US $ per month), n (%) .95

≤1750 7 (13) 6 (13)

1751-3500 13 (24) 13 (27)

3501-5250 19 (36) 14 (29)

≥5251 14 (26) 15 (31)
Smoking, n (%) .88

Yes 6 (11) 7 (15)

No 34 (63) 28 (58)

Quit 14 (26) 13 (27)
Drinking (yes), n (%) 20 (37) 15 (31) .68
Sleep sufficiency (yes), n (%) 26 (48) 20 (42) .55
Comorbiditya (yes), n (%) 41 (76) 40 (83) .46

Hyperlipidemia 26 (48) 22 (46) .85

Hypertension 22 (41) 18 (38) .84

Diabetes 14 (26) 17 (35) .39

Osteoporosis 1 (2) 1 (2) ≥.99

Others 20 (37) 20 (42) .69
Medicationa (yes), n (%) 40 (74) 42 (88) .13

Hyperlipidemia 25 (46) 23 (48) ≥.99

Hypertension 19 (40) 19 (35) .69

Diabetes 14 (26) 16 (33) .52

Others 22 (41) 21 (44) .84

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