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. 2016 Aug 10;18(8):e212. doi: 10.2196/jmir.5832

Table 1.

Descriptive statistics of study variables.

Variable New users
N (%)
Experienced users
N (%)
Total
N (%)
Gendera



Male 123 (35.2) 154 (45.7) 277 (40.4)
Female 226 (64.8) 183 (54.3) 409 (59.6)
Family statusa



Never married 63 (18) 46 (14) 109 (16.1)
Married 178 (52.0) 203 (60.4) 381 (56.2)
Divorced/separated 86 (25) 62 (19) 148 (21.8)
Widower 15 (4) 25 (7) 40 (6)
Agea, years



15-19 4 (1) 2 (0.6) 6 (0.9)
20-39 74 (23) 28 (9) 102 (15.8)
40-59 162 (49.2) 126 (39.9) 288 (44.7)
60+ 89 (27.1) 160 (50.6) 249 (38.6)
Educationa



Elementary or high school 202 (58.6) 149 (44.2) 351 (51.5)
Academic 143 (41.4) 188 (55.8) 331 (48.5)
Incomea



Lower than average 189 (55.8) 138 (42.5) 327 (49.2)
Average 72 (21) 85 (26) 157 (23.6)
Above average 78 (23) 102 (31.4) 180 (27.1)
Chronic illness



Diabetes mellitus 96 (27) 164 (48.1) 260 (37.6)
Pain 167 (47.7) 112 (32.8) 279 (40.4)
Depression 129 (36.9) 68 (20) 197 (28.5)
Hypertension 137 (39.1) 150 (44.0) 287 (41.5)
Number of illnesses



1 152 (53.8) 186 (58.3) 338 (49.2)
2 106 (32.2) 96 (30) 202 (34.3)
3+ 51 (14) 37 (12) 88 (17)

a The chi-square test for independence significant at P<.05