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. 2020 Feb 4;17(3):945. doi: 10.3390/ijerph17030945

Table 1.

Sociodemographic characteristics of the participants between the years 2002 and 2010–2012.

Characteristics Total 2002 2010–2012 p-Value
Total, n (%) 225,452 82,377 143,075
Gender, n (%) <0.001
 Male 108,173 (48.0) 42,734 (51.9) 65,439 (45.7)
 Female 117,279 (52.0) 39,643 (48.1) 77,636 (54.3)
Age (year), Mean ± SD 46.0 ± 16.2 41.2 ± 14.4 48.7 ± 16.6 <0.001
Age group (year), n (%) <0.001
 15–29.9 40,172 (17.8) 17,902 (21.7) 22,270 (15.6)
 30–44.9 64,784 (28.7) 31,231 (37.9) 33,553 (23.5)
 45–55.9 72,373 (32.1) 23,644 (28.7) 48,729 (34.1)
 ≥60 48,123 (21.4) 9,600 (11.7) 38,523 (26.9)
Region type, n (%) <0.001
 Urban areas 96,038 (42.6) 23,315 (28.3) 72,723 (50.8)
 Rural areas 129,414 (57.4) 59,062 (71.7) 70,352 (49.2)
Education level, n (%) <0.001
 Primary school or below 88,772 (39.4) 34,222 (41.5) 54,550 (38.1)
 Junior or senior high school 120,036 (53.2) 43,180 (52.4) 76,856 (53.7)
 College and above 16,644 (7.4) 4975 (6.0) 11,669 (8.2)
Annual average income per capita, n (%) <0.001
 Low 97,794 (43.4) 48,864 (59.3) 48,930 (34.2)
 Middle 64,237 (28.5) 21,147 (25.7) 43,090 (30.1)
 High 51,833 (23.0) 10,844 (13.2) 40,989 (28.7)
 No response 11,588 (5.1) 1522 (1.9) 10,066 (7.0)
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