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. 2016 Mar 29;68(5):655–662. doi: 10.1016/j.ihj.2016.03.002

Table 2.

Gender wise distribution of NCD risk factors.

Characteristics Overall study population Men Women p-Value
Tobacco smoker 810 (22.6%)
(21.3–24.0%)
781 (47.9%)
(45.4–50.3%)
29 (1.5%)
(1.0–2.2%)
0.001
Alcohol consumer 892 (24.9%) 874 (53.6%) 18 (0.9%) 0.001
Consumption of fruits 129 (3.6%) 76 (4.7%) 53 (2.7%) 0.01
Consumption of vegetables 783 (21.9%)
(20.5–23.3%)
356 (21.8%)
(19.8–23.9%)
427 (21.9%)
(20.1–23.8%)
0.1
Sedentary lifestyle 1235 (34.5%)
(32.6–37.4%)
599 (36.7%)
(34.4–39.1%)
636 (32.6%)
(30.5–34.8%)
0.01
Over weight (BMI 23–28.9) 1370 (38.2%)
(36.6–39.9%)
599 (36.7%)
(34.4–39.1%)
771 (39.5%)
(37.4–41.8%)
0.04
Obesity (BMI > 30) 316 (8.8%)
(7.9–9.8%)
106 (6.5%)
(5.4–7.8%)
210 (10.8%)
(9.4–12.3%)
0.001
Hypertension 706 (19.7%)
(18.4–21.1%)
365 (22.4%)
(20.4–24.5%)
341 (17.5%)
(15.8–19.3%)
0.001
Diabetes 247 (6.9%)
(6.1–7.8%)
98 (6.0%)
(4.9–7.3%)
149 (7.6%)
(6.5–8.9%)
0.05
CVD (CAD/CVA) 147 (4.4%)
(3.5–4.8%)
64 (3.9%)
(3.1%to 5.0%)
83 (4.5%)
(3.4–5.3%)
0.67