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. 2015 Dec 23;37:e2015055. doi: 10.4178/epih/e2015055

Table 3.

Health behavior, mental health and quality of life by HBsAg seropositivity among adults ≥19 years based on the KNHANES V (2010-2012), Republic of Korea

Variables Total HBsAg-positive HBsAg-negative p-value
Smoking Lifetime experience 16,969 (38.4) 618 (38.0) 16,351 (38.4) 0.89
Current 16,967 (19.2) 618 (21.1) 16,349 (19.1) 0.31
Alcohol Lifetime experience 16,972 (93.8) 618 (92.4) 16,354 (93.8) 0.18
High-risk drinking 12,225 (14.9) 439 (13.8) 11,786 (14.9) 0.61
Exercise Moderate to vigorous 16,946 (19.5) 616 (19.9) 16,330 (19.5) 0.86
Moderate to vigorous (including walking) 16,923 (48.0) 614 (49.2) 16,309 (48.0) 0.61
Vigorous 16,954 (14.2) 617 (14.1) 16,337 (14.2) 0.95
Depression Perceived stress1 16,966 (27.3) 618 (25.1) 16,348 (27.4) 0.30
Symptoms experience2 16,969 (12.2) 618 (13.4) 16,351 (12.1) 0.46
Quality of life EQ-Vas 16,897 (74.2)3 617 (73.0)3 16,280 (74.2)3 0.18
EQ-5D 16,957 (0.9)4 617 (0.9)4 16,340 (0.9)4 0.11

Values are presented as number (%). Age and sex adjusted rate.

HBsAg, hepatitis B surface antigen; KNHANES, Korea National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey; HBsAg, hepatitis B surface antigen.

1

Percentage of people who usually felt ‘very much’ or ‘very’ stressed.

2

Percentage of adults who felt sad or hopeless almost everyday for two or more weeks continuously such that they stopped doing some usual activities during the past year.

3

Score ranged from 0 to 100.

4

Score ranged from 0 to 1.