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. 2024 Dec 30;24:670. doi: 10.1186/s12905-024-03538-6

Table 1.

Basic characteristics of the study participants according to the famine exposure

famine-exposed Non-exposed P a
Number 468 1259
Age 60.54 ± 0.31 60.57 ± 0.38 0.506
Sex, n(%)
 Women 193(41.24) 486(38.6) 0.319
 Men 275(58.76) 773(61.4)
Residence
 Urban 256(54.7) 667(53.0) 0.524
 Rural 212(45.3) 592(47.0)
Educational status
High school and below 377(80.6) 983(78.1) 0.263
College and above 91(19.4) 276(21.9)
Outdoor workers
 No 349(74.6) 911(72.4) 0.357
 Yes 119(25.4) 348(27.6)
Smoking
 No 265(56.6) 736(58.5) 0.492
 Yes 203(43.4) 523(41.5)
Alcohol drinking
 No 227(48.5) 649(51.5) 0.261
 Yes 241(51.5) 610(48.5)
Exercises habits
No exercise 239(51.1) 689(54.7) 0.392
Less than regular exercise 117(25.0) 287(22.8)
Regular exercise 112(23.9) 283(22.5)
Hypertension, n(%)
 No 318(67.95) 880(69.90) 0.435
 Yes 150(32.05) 379(30.10)
Diabetes, n(%)
 No 384(82.05) 1081(85.86) 0.050
 Yes 84(17.95) 178(14.14)

a Pearson’s chi-square test