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. 2008 Jul;17(6):939–946. doi: 10.1089/jwh.2007.0576

Table 2.

Rates of Recent Pap Testing by Healthcare Access and Health Behaviors in Southern Community Cohort Studya

  n (%) % reporting Pap test within 3 years
All participants 19,046 (100.0) 88.1
Insuranceb
 Private 4,326 (22.8) 92.6
 Public 6,416 (33.7) 89.0
 Other 200 (1.1) 90.5
 None 8,077 (42.5) 84.9
Had medical visit in last year
 Yes 17,730 (93.5) 90.0
 No 1,225 (6.5) 61.1
Has personal history of any cancer
 Yes 709 (3.7) 88.0
 No 18,320 (96.3) 88.1
Body mass index (BMI), kg/m2
 <18.5 272 (1.4) 77.6
 18.5–<25 3,639 (19.3) 85.5
 25–<30 4,816 (25.6) 88.5
 30–<35 4,384 (23.3) 89.6
 35–<40 2,834 (15.0) 89.6
 ≥40 2,899 (15.4) 87.8
Seatbelt use
 All the time 14,829 (77.9) 88.9
 Most of the time 2,437 (12.8) 86.3
 Some of the time 1,366 (7.2) 84.3
 None of the time 399 (2.1) 79.7
Had mammogram in the last 2 years
 Yes 12,457 (65.9) 96.7
 No 6,449 (34.1) 71.6
Smoking status
 Current 7,203 (37.9) 85.2
 Former 3,655 (19.2) 88.8
 Never 8,166 (42.9) 90.3
a

Missing values include race (n = 27), medical visit in last year (n = 91), personal history of cancer (n = 17), BMI (n = 202), seatbelt use (n = 15), mammogram in last 2 years (n = 140), and smoking status (n = 22). Dates of data collection were March 2002–June 2006. Bivariate analyses were performed.

b

Mutually exclusive insurance categories created from those reporting any private insurance; only publicly funded insurance including Medicaid, Medicare, and VA, Champus; other insurance; or no insurance.