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. 2017 Dec 30;26(4):281–286. doi: 10.7570/jomes.2017.26.4.281

Table 2.

Association of smoking cessation plans with BMI and general characteristics

Variable Smoking cessation plan P*

No. (%) OR (95% CI)
BMI (kg/m2)  0.104 
 <18.5 23 (20.9) 0.645 (0.375–1.109)
 ≥18.5 to <23 267 (24.6) 1 (Reference)
 ≥23 to <25 149 (21.3) 0.756 (0.584–0.979)
 ≥25 254 (23.0) 0.853 (0.685–1.062)

Age (yr) 0.700
 19–39 245 (22.4) 1 (Reference)
 40–60 302 (22.9) 1.026 (0.833–1.265)
 >60 146 (24.8) 1.138 (0.862–1.502)

Sex 0.091
 Male 575 (22.7) 0.811 (0.637–1.034)
 Female 118 (25.1) 1 (Reference)

Drinking 0.085
 No 535 (24.3) 1 (Reference)
 Yes  158 (19.8)   0.825 (0.663–1.027) 

Exercise 0.007
 No 301 (21.0) 1 (Reference)
 Yes 350 (25.5) 1.298 (1.071–1.572)

Education 0.202
 <Middle school 122 (23.8) 1.182 (0.902–1.550)
 ≥Middle school to <high school  74 (25.2) 1.277 (0.922–1.768)
 ≥High school 485 (22.8) 1 (Reference)

Depression 0.353
 No 640 (23.0) 1 (Reference)
 Yes 13 (19.1) 0.723 (0.362–1.442)

Hypertension 0.065
 No 538 (22.1) 1 (Reference)
 Yes 122 (27.2) 1.301 (0.984–1.721)

Diabetes 0.039
 No 591 (22.3) 1 (Reference)
 Yes 68 (29.3) 1.43 (1.016–2.013)

Dyslipidemia 0.137
 No 604 (22.6) 1 (Reference)
 Yes 56 (28.0) 1.346 (0.907–1.996)
*

P-values were from the chi-square test;

Participants with less than a middle school education, not knowing, and nonresponse.

BMI, body mass index; OR, odds ratio; CI, confidence interval.