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. 2024 Jun 14;60(6):983. doi: 10.3390/medicina60060983

Table 2.

Associations of BMI status with sociodemographic, anthropometric, and lifestyle factors of the enrolled young adults.

Characteristics (n = 2116) BMI Status
Normal Weight
1597 (75.5%)
Overweight
336 (15.9%)
Obesity
860 (8.6%)
p-Value
Age (mean ± SD; years) 21.4 ± 2.4 21.2 ± 2.3 21.1 ± 2.3 p = 0.1815
Gender (n, %) p < 0.0001
Male 707 (44.3%) 194 (57.7%) 115 (62.8%)
Female 890 (55.7%) 142 (42.3%) 68 (37.2%)
Nationality (n, %) p = 0.0491
Greek 1277 (80.0%) 263 (78.3%) 132 (72.1%)
Other 320 (20.0%) 73 (21.7%) 51 (27.9%)
Type of residence (n, %) p < 0.0001
Urban 913 (57.2%) 240 (71.4%) 140 (76.5%)
Rural 684 (42.8%) 96 (28.6%) 43 (23.5%)
Family economic status p = 0.0152
Low 643 (40.2%) 154 (45.8%) 84 (45.9%)
Medium 600 (37.6%) 147 (43.8%) 83 (45.4%)
High 354 (22.2%) 35 (10.4%) 16 (8.7%)
Living status (n, %) p = 0.0005
Living with family 886 (55.5%) 145 (43.1%) 77 (42.1%)
Living alone 711 (44.5%) 191 (56.9%) 106 (57.9%)
Parents marital status p = 0.0309
No divorced 1026 (64.2%) 206 (61.3%) 100 (54.6%)
Divorced 571 (35.8%) 130 (38.7%) 83 (45.4%)
Smoking status p < 0.0001
No smokers 1049 (65.7%) 184 (54.8%) 79 (43.2%)
Regular smokers 548 (34.3%) 152 (45.2%) 104 (56.8%)
Type of Studies p = 0.7767
Biomedical studies 878 (55.0%) 189 (56.2%) 97 (53.0%)
Other studies 719 (45.0%) 147 (43.8%) 86 (47.0%)
Academic performance p = 0.0002
Good 567 (35.5%) 144 (42.9%) 98 (53.5%)
Very good 756 (47.3%) 143 (42.5%) 62 (33.9%)
Excellent 274 (17.2%) 49 (14.6%) 23 (12.6%)
Employment status p = 0.4022
Employee 395 (24.7%) 45 (13.4%) 49 (26.8%)
No employee 1202 (75.3%) 291 (86.6%) 134 (73.2%)
Physical activity (n, %) p < 0.0001
Low 711 (44.5%) 187 (55.6%) 126 (68.8%)
Medium 545 (34.1%) 125 (37.2%) 45 (24.6%)
High 341 (21.4%) 24 (7.1%) 42 (6.6%)
Perceived stress (n, %) p < 0.0001
Low 871 (54.5%) 69 (20.5%) 25 (13.7%)
Moderate 516 (32.3%) 139 (41.4%) 84 (45.9%)
High 210 (13.2%) 128 (38.1%) 74 (40.4%)
Sleep Quality (n, %) p < 0.0001
Adequate 1112 (69.6%) 137 (40.8%) 73 (39.9%)
Inadequate 485 (30.4%) 199 (59.2%) 110 (60.1%)