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. 2017 Jan 17;71(1):e12900. doi: 10.1111/ijcp.12900

Table 3.

Demographics and health characteristics by smoking status for EU5

Smoking Status P‐value
Current smoker (N=10 713) Trying to quit (N=3710) Former smoker (N=13 647) Never smoker (N=22 347) Total (N=50 417)
Mean SD Mean SD Mean SD Mean SD Mean SD
Age 41.81 11.77 41.17 12.19 44.25 12.66 39.81 12.40 41.54 12.46 <.001
CCI 0.33 0.98 0.45 1.29 0.31 0.80 0.18 0.62 0.26 0.82 <.001
N % N % N % N % N %
Sex
Female 5950 55.5 1883 50.8 7426 54.4 12986 58.1 28245 56.0 <.001
Male 4763 44.5 1827 49.2 6221 45.6 9361 41.9 22172 44.0
Education
Less than university 7298 68.1 2264 61.0 8233 60.3 12137 54.3 29932 59.4 <.001
University degree or more 3415 31.9 1446 39.0 5414 39.7 10210 45.7 20485 40.6
BMI category
Underweight (<18.5) 447 4.2 128 3.5 332 2.4 837 3.7 1744 3.5 <.001
Normal weight (18.5 to <25) 5241 48.9 1766 47.6 5628 41.2 10809 48.4 23444 46.5
Overweight (25 to <30) 3112 29.0 1137 30.6 4467 32.7 6401 28.6 15117 30.0
Obese (≥30) 1670 15.6 605 16.3 2871 21.0 3383 15.1 8529 16.9
Unknown 243 2.3 74 2.0 349 2.6 917 4.1 1583 3.1

SD, standard deviation; CCI, Charlson Comorbidity Index; BMI, body mass index. P‐values represent the omnibus comparisons noting significant differences across the smoking groups and are derived from one‐way ANOVAs (for continuous measures) or chi‐squared tests (for categorical measures) and are two‐sided.