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. 2013 Sep 3;13:800. doi: 10.1186/1471-2458-13-800

Table 1.

Characteristics of respiratory cancer cases among White from 1992–2008 by pollution region (n = 58,586)

Characteristics
Respiratory cancer cases (%)
P Value*
 
 
Honolulu
Los Angeles
 
    (n = 2,393) (n = 56,193)  
Age at diagnoses
≤54
257(10.7)
5,860(10.4)
0.03
55-69
857(35.8)
19,715(35.1)
70-84
1,128(47.1)
26,127(46.5)
85+
151(6.3)
4,489(8.0)
Sex
Male
1,419(59.3)
30,602(54.5)
<0.01
Female
974(40.7)
25,591(45.5)
Marital status at diagnoses
Unmarried
273(11.4)
7,567(13.5)
<0.01
Married
1,170(48.9)
28,622 (50.9)
Separated/Divorce
413(17.3)
7,137(12.7)
Windowed
477(19.9)
11,807(21.0)
Unknown
60(2.5)
1,060(1.9)
Cancer stage
In situ
10(0.42)
280(0.50)
<0.01
Localized
534(22.3)
10,199(18.2)
Regional
629(26.3)
13,049(23.2)
Distant
1,057(44.2)
26,037(46.3)
Unknown
163(6.8)
6,628(11.8)
Primary site
Nose, nasal cavity and middle ear
29(1.2)
756(1.4)
0.55
Larynx
169(7.1)
3,672(6.5)
Lung and bronchus
2,188(91.4)
51,503(91.7)
Others
7(0.3)
262(0.4)
Year diagnosed
1992-1996
697(29.1)
17,977(32.0)
<0.01
1997-2001
683(28.5)
16,724(29.8)
 
2002-2006
728(30.4)
15,490(27.6)
 
  2007-2008 285(11.9) 6,002(10.7)  

*P-value from Chi-square test.