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. 2019 Aug 12;11(8):1871. doi: 10.3390/nu11081871

Table 2.

Lifestyle characteristics among participants according to menopausal status.

Premenopausal 213 (39.37) Postmenopausal 328 (60.63)
Cases Controls p-Value Cases Controls p-Value
80 (37.56) 133 (62.44) 117 (35.67) 211 (64.33)
Physical activity level * 0.011 0.021
Active 29 (36.25) 73 (54.89) 52 (44.44) 123 (58.29)
Sedentary 51 (63.75) 60 (45.11) 65 (55.56) 88 (41.71)
Cigarette consumption (units/day) 16.18 ± 9.99 8.72 ± 4.90 <0.005 17.59 ± 12.48 9.22 ± 6.31 <0.001
Smoking habit * 0.271 0.005
Never smoker 58 (72.50) 108 (81.20) 57 (48.72) 141 (66.82)
Smoker 6 (7.50) 5 (3.76) 12 (10.26) 12 (5.69)
Ex-smoker 16 (20.00) 20 (15.04) 48 (41.03) 58 (27.49)
Ethanol consumption (g/day) 1.59 ± 1.04 0.82 ± 0.35 <0.001 1.44 ± 0.76 0.90 ± 0.39 <0.001
Alcoholic habit * 0.001 0.016
Not 33 (41.25) 86 (64.66) 65 (55.56) 146 (69.19)
Yes 47 (58.75) 47 (35.34) 52 (44.44) 65 (30.81)

Values presented in absolute (n) and relative (%) or mean ± standard deviation frequencies. p-value–Pearson’s chi-square test (* Fisher’s exact two-tailed test or Mann–Whitney test). Significance level of 5%.