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. 2017;18(8):2115–2121. doi: 10.22034/APJCP.2017.18.8.2115

Table 1.

Comparison of Characteristics of Study Participants between Those who Did and who Did not Attend at Cervical Cancer Screening within Past 2 Years among Women in Nikaho City, Akita, Japan

Not attended
n= 69
Attended
n = 180
p-value2
Age (%) 0.20
 25 year-old 9% 1%
 30 year-old 10% 6%
 35 year-old 13% 4%
 40 year-old 6% 8%
 45 year-old 3% 13%
 50 year-old 7% 20%
 55 year-old 20% 16%
 60 year-old 32% 32%
 total 100% 100%
Currently married (%) 77% 87% 0.04
Parous (%)1 84% 92% 0.08
Employed either full-time or part-time (%)1 53% 70% 0.01
Education, 15 years or longer (%)1 10% 16% 0.25
Smoking status (%)1 0.003
 Never smokers 72% 88%
 Past smokers 9% 7%
 Current smokers 19% 5%
BMI kg/m2, median1 0.48
 Physical activity, metabolic equivalent (h/week), median 7.5 15 0.03
 Alcohol intake (g), median1 0 0.4 0.83
1

Only individuals whose information is available are included. Parity: n = 248. Employment status: n = 246. Education: n = 245. Smoking status: n=244, BMI: n = 246. Alcohol intake: n = 234

2

Comparison between women who attended and women who did not attended at cervical cancer screening within two years. Non-parametric test (Kruskal wallis) for analyzing age, BMI, physical activity and alcohol intake, and chi-square test for analyzing other variables.