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. 2018 Jul 5;8(7):e021815. doi: 10.1136/bmjopen-2018-021815

Table 1.

Descriptive data for the study population

All respondents,
n (%)
Symptomatic women*,
n (%)
Total 25 866 (100.0) 2957 (100.0)
Age groups
 20–39 6151 (23.8) 1390 (47.0)
 40–59 11 078 (42.8) 1290 (43.6)
 60+ 8637 (33.4) 277 (9.4)
BMI
 Underweight (BMI <18.5) 625 (2.4) 87 (2.9)
 Normal weight (18.5≤BMI<25) 13 552 (52.4) 1628 (55.1)
 Overweight (25≤BMI<30) 6933 (26.8) 724 (24.5)
 Obese (BMI ≥25) 3 571 (13.8) 402 (13.6)
Smoking status
 Never smokers 12 151 (47.0) 1384 (46.8)
 Former smokers 7571 (29.3) 752 (25.4)
 Current smokers 5044 (19.5) 714 (24.1)
Alcohol consumption
 0 unit/week 7738 (29.9) 1056 (35.7)
 1–7 units/week 12 828 (49.6) 1405 (47.5)
 >8 units/week 5 300 (20.5) 496 (16.8)
Labour market affiliation
 Working 17 265 (66.7) 2406 (81.4)
 Pensions 5943 (23.0) 172 (5.8)
 Out of workforce 2636 (10.2) 375 (12.7)
Equivalence-weighted disposable income
 Lowest group (first quartile) 4478 (17.3) 659 (22.3)
 Middle group (second and third quartile) 13 527 (52.3) 1602 (54.2)
 Highest group (fourth quartile) 7816 (30.2) 686 (23.2)
Ethnicity
 Danish 24 150 (93.4) 2728 (92.3)
 Immigration 1555 (6.0) 196 (6.6)
 Descendants of immigrants 116 (0.4) 23 (0.8)
Marital status
 Single 7127 (27.6) 839 (28.4)
 Married/cohabiting 18 694 (72.3) 2108 (71.3)
Educational level
 Low (<10 years) 5172 (20.0) 486 (16.4)
 Middle (10–12 years) 10 819 (41.8) 1330 (45.0)
 High (>12 years) 9207 (35.6) 1054 (35.6)

*Reporting at least one gynaecological cancer alarm symptom within the preceding 6 months.

BMI, body mass index.