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. 2017 Nov;14(11):688–695. doi: 10.11909/j.issn.1671-5411.2017.11.004

Table 3. Associations between lifestyle factors and CHD risk.

Lifestyle factors Cases Controls χ2 P value
Smoking 3.699 0.0544
 Yes 415 (92.2%) 428 (95.3%)
 No 35 (7.8%) 21 (4.7%)
Alcohol consumption 7.796 0.005
 Yes 83 (18.4%) 53 (11.8%)
 No 367 (81.6%) 397 (88.2%)
Tea drinking 0.473 0.492
 Yes 285 (36.7%) 175 (38.9%)
 No 165 (63.3%) 275 (61.1%)
High-salt diets 20.564 < 0.001
 Yes 149 (33.1%) 89 (19.8%)
 No 301 (66.9%) 361 (80.2%)
Sweet diets 0.013 0.909
 Yes 43 (9.6%) 42 (9.3%)
 No 407 (90.4%) 408 (90.7%)
Oiliness diets 0.0620 0.803
 Yes 36 (8.0%) 34 (7.6%)
 No 414 (92.9%) 416 (92.4%)
Light diets 21.501 < 0.001
 Yes 263 (58.4%) 329 (73.1%)
 No 187 (41.6%) 121 (26.9%)
Working strength 9.667 0.008
 Mild 253 (56.2%) 218 (48.6%)
 Moderate 134 (29.8%) 178 (39.6%)
 Severe 63 (14.0%) 53 (11.8%)
Physical activity 11.365 0.001
 Never 193 (49.2%) 149 (33.1%)
 1–2/week 75 (16.7%) 105 (23.3%)
 3–4/week 25 (5.6%) 24 (5.3%)
 ≥ 5/week 157 (34.9%) 172 (38.2%)

CHD: coronary heart disease.