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. 2017 Apr 10;14(4):399. doi: 10.3390/ijerph14040399

Table 2.

Prevalence of vitamin D deficiency by subject characteristics in the TB and control groups.

Characteristics Self-Reported History of TB No Reported History of TB
% with Vitamin D Deficiency p-Value % with Vitamin D Deficiency p-Value
Total 71.7 72.1
Sex <0.001 <0.001
Male 65.6 66.2
Female 80.4 77.8
Age (years) <0.001 <0.001
19–44 79.2 79.6
45–64 73.2 65.4
≥65 57.6 58.8
Education 0.109 <0.001
≤High school 69.7 69.3
≥College 76.3 77.8
Monthly income 0.829 0.163
Low 71.3 70.9
Middle 72.3 73.0
High 69.1 71.2
Occupation <0.001 <0.001
Skilled agricultural, forestry, and fishery workers 37.2 41.1
Others 75.8 73.7
Unemployed 71.5 75.2
Smoking status 0.016 <0.001
Current smoker 72.9 70.7
Ex-smoker 63.0 63.3
Non-smoker 77.0 75.9
Drinking status 0.651 0.027
Current drinker 75.9 73.5
Ex-drinker 71.1 72.3
Non-drinker 70.8 68.5
Subjective health status 0.356 0.429
Good 71.0 71.3
Fair 74.3 72.6
Bad 67.3 72.3
Body mass index 0.575 <0.001
Underweight 72.9 79.9
Normal 70.5 72.0
Overweight 75.7 70.9
Walking days per week 0.062 <0.001
0–2 73.8 72.3
3–5 76.3 74.4
6–7 65.4 69.9
Dietary supplements 0.674 <0.001
Yes 69.7 68.6
No 71.6 73.8
Age at diagnosis (years) 0.183
19–29 73.7
30–39 66.8
≥40 64.9
Time since diagnosis (years) 0.289
<10 78.5
10–19 67.9
20–39 71.8
≥40 67.6

Data are expressed as weighted %.