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. 2011 Dec 2;14(4):448–454. doi: 10.1093/ntr/ntr234

Table 1.

Change in Prevalence of Indicators of Tobacco Smoking Between Seventh Grade (Baseline, Mean Age 13) and Ninth Grade in Northern Jordan, by Gender

Smoking status Boys, N = 869, n (%) Girls, N = 832, n (%) Total, N = 1,701, n (%)
Ever cigarettes smoking
    Baselinea 226 (26.0) 73 (8.8) 299 (17.6)
    Two-year follow-upab 453 (52.1) 217 (26.1) 760 (44.7)
Ever water-pipe smoking
    Baselinea 295 (33.9) 145 (17.4) 440 (25.9)
    Two-year follow-upab 491 (56.5) 298 (35.8) 789 (46.4)
Ever any smoking (cigarettes and/or water pipe)
    Baselinea 368 (42.3) 166 (20.0) 534 (31.4)
    Two-year follow-upab 588 (67.7) 351 (42.2) 939 (55.2)
Current cigarettes smoking
    Baselinea 75 (8.6) 15 (1.8) 90 (5.3)
    Two-year follow-upab 201 (23.1) 53 (6.4) 254 (14.9)
Current water-pipe smoking
    Baselinea 166 (19.1) 61 (7.3) 227 (13.3)
    Two-year follow-upab 213 (24.5) 108 (13.0) 321 (18.9)
Current any smoking (cigarettes and/or water pipe)
    Baselinea 192 (22.1) 67 (8.1) 259 (15.2)
    Two-year follow-upab 296 (34.1) 130 (15.6) 426 (25.0)

Note. aDifference between boys and girls is statistically significant (p < .01 for all).

b

Difference from baseline is statistically significant (p < .01 for all).