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. 2024 Aug 8;24:2159. doi: 10.1186/s12889-024-19582-8

Table 1.

Baseline sociodemographic characteristics and smoking behavior, population assessment of tobacco & health study (Wave 1, 2013, 2014) among youth (n = 17,517)

% 95% CI n
Sex
Male 51.5 [50.7, 52.2] 9098
Female 48.5 [47.7, 49.3] 8416
Age*
12–14 years 60.5 [59.4,61.6] 5437
15–17 years 39.5 [38.4,40.6] 3525
Race/ethnicity
NH White 53.0 [40.2,53.8] 8390
NH Black 12.9 [12.4,13.5] 2280
Hispanic 24.1 [23.4,24.7] 5160
Another Race/Ethnicity 10.0 [9.5,10.5] 1678
Parental education
Less than high school 13.0 [12.5,13.5] 2686
High school 20.7 [20.1,21.4] 3853
Some college 27.0 [26.2,27.7] 4730
Bachelor’s degree or higher 39.2 [38.5,40.5] 6248
Baseline risk factors
Second hand smoke exposure (10 h) 0.3 [0.3,0.3] 17,517
Ever marijuana use
No 93.6 [92.2,94.0] 16,289
Yes 6.4 [6.0,8.8] 1228
Ever asthma diagnosis
No 81.9 [81.3,82.5] 14,288
Yes 18.1 [17.5,18.7] 3229
Household use of combustible products
No 73.5 [72.7,74.1] 12,667
Yes 26.5 [25.9,27.3] 4850
BMI - obesity
Normal/underweight 64.8 [64,0,65.4] 11,064
Overweight 18.3 [17.7,18.9] 3290
Obese 17.0 [16.3,17.6] 3163
Bronchitis, Pneumonia or Chronic cough episodes**
None 92.6 [92.2,93.0] 16,208
One 5.9 [5.5,6.2] 1045
Two or more 1.5 [1.3,1.7] 264

*Table 1 only includes the distribution of age at W1. Age was included as time-variant in the models

**Bronchitis, pneumonia and Chronic cough episodes over the study period. From W2 to W5