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. 2014 Feb 4;52(3):199–215. doi: 10.2486/indhealth.2013-0100

Table 2. Distribution of characteristics among study population stratified by risk levels.

Variables Risk Levels
p-value*
Control (n=200)
Risk Level 1 (n=139)
Risk Level 2 (n=119)
n (%) n (%) n (%)
Age
≤40 135 67.5 101 72.7 93 78.2 0.12
>40 65 32.5 38 27.3 26 21.9
Gender
Female 80 40.0 35 25.2 26 21.9 <0.01
Male 120 60.0 104 74.8 93 78.2
Ethnicity
Taiwanese 157 79.3 109 78.4 92 77.3 0.55
Hakka 22 11.1 15 10.8 19 16.0
Mainlander and Aborigine 19 9.6 15 10.8 8 6.7
Education
High school and less 38 19.2 18 13.1 20 16.8 0.03
University 104 52.5 62 45.3 47 39.5
Graduate school 56 28.3 57 41.6 52 43.7
Smoking
No 174 87.9 118 85.5 97 81.5 0.30
Yes 24 12.1 20 14.5 22 18.5
Alcohol drinking
No 180 90.5 133 95.7 103 86.6 0.04
Yes 19 9.6 6 4.3 16 13.5
Betel nut chewing
No 196 98.5 139 100.0 112 94.1 <0.01
Yes 3 1.5 0 0.0 7 5.9

*p value for χ2 test