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. 2017 Oct 4;8(54):92604–92614. doi: 10.18632/oncotarget.21507

Table 1. The demographic and lifestyle-related characteristics between the colorectal cancer cases and controls.

Stage 1 Stage 2 Combined stage a P
Case (n = 320) Control (n = 319) Case (n = 501) Control (n = 538) Case (n = 821) Control (n = 857)
Age (mean ± SD) 65.76±10.23 65.30±9.76 62.73±10.99 62.26±10.53 63.91±10.79 63.39±10.35 0.316
Gender, N (%)
 Male 168 (52.50) 157 (49.22) 262 (52.30) 285 (52.97) 430 (52.38) 442 (51.58) 0.743
 Female 152 (47.50) 162 (50.78) 239 (47.70) 253 (47.03) 391 (47.62) 415 (48.42)
BMI, N (%)
 <18.5 27 (8.44) 17 (5.33) 47 (9.38) 46 (8.55) 74 (9.01) 63 (7.35) 0.239
 18.5∼23.9 216 (67.50) 201 (63.01) 339 (67.66) 363 (67.47) 555 (67.72) 564 (65.93)
 24∼27.9 61 (19.06) 85 (26.65) 99 (19.76) 113 (21.00) 160 (19.37) 198 (23.10)
 ≥28 16 (5.00) 16 (5.02) 16 (3.19) 16 (2.97) 32 (3.90) 32 (3.62)
Family history of cancer, N (%)
 No 257 (80.31) 287 (89.97) 394 (78.64) 450 (83.64) 651 (79.29) 737 (86.00) <0.001
 Yes 63 (19.69) 30 (9.40) 107 (21.36) 88 (16.36) 170 (20.71) 118 (13.77)
Smoking, N (%)
 No 208 (65.00) 220 (68.97) 316 (63.07) 330 (61.34) 524 (63.82) 550 (64.18) 0.882
 Yes 112 (35.00) 99 (31.03) 183 (36.53) 206 (38.29) 295 (35.93) 305 (35.59)
Alcohol drinking, N (%)
 No 247 (77.19) 248 (77.74) 359 (71.66) 386 (71.75) 606 (73.81) 634 (73.98) 0.783
 Yes 72 (22.50) 68 (21.32) 138 (27.54) 145 (26.95) 210 (25.58) 213 (24.85)
Tea drinking, N (%)
 No 200 (62.50) 193 (60.50) 294 (58.68) 273 (50.74) 494 (60.17) 466 (54.38) 0.016
 Yes 120 (37.50) 126 (39.50) 201 (40.12) 259 (48.14) 321 (39.10) 385 (44.92)
Tumor site
 Colon 157 (49.06) 244 (48.70) 401 (48.84)
 Rectal 163 (50.94) 257 (51.30) 420 (51.16)

SD, standard deviation; BMI, body mass index; N, number

a Combine Stage 1 and Stage 2 as the combined stage