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. 2009 Spring;35(1):14–22. doi: 10.3200/BMED.35.1.14-22

TABLE 1. Participant Characteristics by Smoking Status and Factors Associated With Fruit and Vegetable (FV) Intake.

Characteristic Current smoker (N = 261)
Nonsmoker (N = 2,241)
pa
n % n %
Female 180 69 1540 69 .935
Siteb .078
 1 49 19 475 21
 2 60 23 454 20
 3 52 20 396 18
 4 62 24 448 20
 5 38 15 468 21
Married/live with partnerc 155 60 1,643 74 < .001
Whitec 168 66 1,478 67 .749
Some college or more educationc 193 74 1,912 86 < .001
Special diets
 Vegetarianc 4 2 52 2 .415
 Vegan 0 0 6 0 .403
 Low cholesterol dietc 28 11 239 11 .975
 Diabetic diet 16 6 103 5 .270
 Lactose intolerant diet 3 1 90 4 .021
 Low carb dietb 11 4 169 8 .049
 Low salt dietc 18 7 245 11 .044
Responsible fore
 Meal planningb 185 71 1,601 72 .790
 Shopping for food 187 72 1,595 72 .993
 Cooking 178 68 1,550 70 .649
M
SD
M
SD
Aged 45.8 10.6 46.4 10.8 .403
BMId 28.9 6.3 28.7 6.6 .666
a

Significance of comparison between smoking status groups.

b

Associated with total daily FV intake at p ≤ .01.

c

Associated with total daily FV intake at p ≤ .001.

d

Associated with total daily FV intake at p ≤ .05.

e

Proportion reporting all or most responsibility for planning meals, food shopping, or cooking meals.