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. 2004 May 4;90(11):2176–2180. doi: 10.1038/sj.bjc.6601859

Table 1. Distribution of 1294 cases of prostate cancer and 1451 controls according to age and selected covariates. Italy, 1991–2002.

  Cases no. (%) Controls no. (%)
Age    
 45–59 219 (16.9) 431 (29.7)
 60–64 310 (24.0) 359 (24.7)
 65–69 419 (32.4) 364 (25.1)
 70–74 346 (26.7) 297 (20.5)
     
Education (years)a
 <7 636 (49.6) 844 (58.5)
 7–11 384 (29.9) 407 (28.2)
 ⩾12 263 (20.5) 192 (13.3)
     
Occupational physical activity at age 30a
 Very active 518 (40.2) 684 (47.1)
 Moderately active 335 (26.0) 393 (27.1)
 Inactive 437 (33.9) 374 (25.8)
     
Family history of prostate cancer in first-degree relatives
 No 1204 (93.0) 1423 (98.1)
 Yes 90 (7.0) 28 (1.9)
     
Pathological stage (TNM)
 I–II 321 (24.8)  
 III–IV 231 (17.9)  
 Unknown 742 (57.3)  
     
Histological grade (Gleason score)
 2–6 (more differentiated) 538 (41.6)  
 7–10 384 (29.7)  
 Unknown 372 (28.8)  
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The sum does not add up to the total because of some missing values.