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. 2019 Aug 15;9(8):e027247. doi: 10.1136/bmjopen-2018-027247

Table 1.

Participants’ characteristics, n (%)

Characteristics Total, n=660 Age 18–24 years, n=169 Age 25–49 years, n=242 Age 50+ years, n=249
Age, mean (SD) 42.0 (19.4) 22.2 (1.6) 32.1 (7.7) 65.0 (6.9)
Female 334 (51%) 90 (53%) 120 (49%) 124 (50%)
Race
 White 532 (81%) 113 (67%) 191 (79%) 228 (92%)
 Black 42 (6%) 14 (8%) 18 (7%) 10 (4%)
 Asian-American 40 (6%) 20 (12%) 18 (7%) 2 (1%)
 Other 46 (7%) 22 (13%) 15 (6%) 9 (4%)
Hispanic or Latino/Latina 94 (14%) 42 (25%) 45 (19%) 7 (3%)
College degree or higher 247 (37%) 37 (22%) 113 (47%) 97 (38%)
Overall health, very good or excellent 396 (60%) 110 (65%) 160 (66%) 126 (51%)
Annual household income
 $0 to $29 999 149 (23%) 52 (31%) 51 (21%) 46 (18%)
 $30 000 to $59 999 247 (37%) 75 (44%) 85 (35%) 87 (35%)
 $60 000 to $89 999 156 (24%) 25 (15%) 73 (30%) 58 (23%)
 $90 000 or more 106 (16%) 17 (10%) 33 (14%) 58 (23%)
Knowledge that quitting smoking with help is more successful than without 310 (47%) 75 (44%) 108 (45%) 127 (51%)
 Used ENDS in last 30 days† 387 (64%) 109 (71%) 153 (69%)* 125 (54%)*
Used flavoured ENDS in last 30 days, of current ENDS users‡ 296 (70%) 93 (79%)* 134 (79%)* 69 (52%)*
 Anticipates ENDS use in next year 478 (72%) 121 (72%) 193 (80%)* 164 (66%)*
 Ever used traditional tobacco products 607 (92%) 154 (91%) 221 (91%) 232 (93%)
 Age at first cigarette, mean (SD)† 17 (6) 16 (3) 18 (5) 18 (8)
 Smokes more than one pack/day§ 54 (12%) 3 (3%)* 12 (8%)* 39 (23%)*
First smoke within 30 min of waking‡§ 256 (59%) 48 (44%)* 89 (59%) 119 (70%)*
Tobacco quit attempt in past 12 months§ 369 (85%) 87 (79%)* 130 (85%) 152 (89%)

*P<0.05; test versus total.

†n=607, 154, 221 and 232, respectively.

‡n=420, 117, 170 and 133, respectively.

§n=432, 110, 152 and 170, respectively.

ENDS, electronic nicotine delivery systems.