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. 2020 Apr 20;122(12):1865–1871. doi: 10.1038/s41416-020-0832-8

Table 1.

Demographics.

Invitees, n = 5979 Participants FIT only, n = 1952 Participants FIT and FHQ, n = 2379 Participants FHQ only, n = 95 Non-participants, n = 1553 p Valuea
Year of birth
  1941 769 (12.9%) 290 (14.8%) 256 (10.8%) 10 (10.5%) 213 (13.7%) 0.02
  1945 967 (16.2%) 314 (16.1%) 385 (16.2%) 18 (18.9%) 250 (16.1%)
  1953 1329 (22.2%) 429 (22.0%) 564 (23.7%) 21 (22.1%) 315 (20.3%)
  1955 1422 (23.8%) 441 (22.6%) 584 (24.5%) 24 (25.3%) 373 (24.0%)
  1957 1492 (24.9%) 478 (24.5%) 590 (24.8%) 22 (23.2%) 402 (25.9%)
Sex
  Male 2957 (49.5%) 906 (46.4%) 1180 (49.6%) 47 (49.5%) 824 (53.1%) 0.002
  Female 3022 (50.5%) 1046 (53.6%) 1199 (50.4%) 48 (50.5%) 729 (46.9%)
Socioeconomicb status
  Low 193 (3.2%) 74 (3.8%) 55 (2.3%) 5 (5.3%) 59 (3.8%) 0.007
  Average 1657 (27.7%) 542 (27.7%) 677 (28.5%) 19 (20.0%) 419 (27.0%)
  High 1543 (25.8%) 513 (26.3%) 588 (24.7%) 22 (23.2%) 420 (27.0%)
  Very high 2401 (40.2%) 763 (39.1%) 1000 (42.0%) 48 (50.5%) 590 (38.0%)
  Missing 185 (3.1%) 60 (3.1%) 59 (2.5%) 1 (1.0%) 65 (4.2%)

ap Values were calculated using Chi-square test statistic, comparing participants in the three groups and non-participants, excluding missing.

bBased on postal code areas.