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. 2020 Aug 7;12(8):2362. doi: 10.3390/nu12082362

Table 1.

Overview of the measurements and variables collected in this survey.

Method Measure of Interest Variables a,b
Self-reported data Weight status Self-Reported Weight (kg) and Height (cm).
BMI
Demographic data Age, sex.
Socio-economic data Educational attainment, economic activity, last employment, total number of co-residents per household and total number of rooms, excluding the kitchen and bathrooms.
HCI.
Lifestyle PA (main daily activity), PE (at least 20 minutes per session), smoking habit (yes or no, age at start, number of cigarettes per day, years without smoking), and alcohol consumption (frequency and type of alcohol, these items were included in the SFFQ).
Dietary habits: SFFQ, dietetic products and nutrient supplements consumption.
Energy intake, macro/micronutrients (based on food composition tables), adequacy of energy and nutrients intake (percentage of the EER, NOSP, AI and UL), mineral score and diet quality index (HEISD and MDS).
Adherence to guidelines for CRC prevention (PA/PE, dietary fiber, red meat and processed meat, alcoholic beverages and BMI) (subsample randomly selected).
Quality of life and stress Perceived quality of life and stress.
Drugs Antiplatelet, anticoagulants and HRT (females).
Clinical databases Date of participation in the BCSP Date of the iFOBT
Time spent between iFOBT and participation in this survey.
Diagnosis and treatment (cases) Pathological staging, location of the cancer, differentiation, tumor grade and treatments (type and data of surgery, radiation therapy and/or chemotherapy).
Time spent between treatments and participation in this survey.
Socio-economic level DI
Health status (specifically health resource consumption) PRM
Phone interviews Lifestyle changes after participating in the BCSP (subsample) PA/PE, food consumption (vegetables, fruits, whole cereals, red meat, processed meat, alcoholic drinks) and smoking habits.
Genotyping 48 SNPs of susceptibility
82 SNPs that could be associated with food groups or dietary factors and gene–diet interactions

AI: adequate intakes; BCSP: bowel cancer screening program; BMI: body mass index; DI: deprivation index; EER: estimated energy requirements; HCI: household crowding index; HEISD: Healthy Eating Index for Spanish Diet; HRT: hormone replacement therapy; iFOBT: immunochemical fecal occult blood test; MDS, MedDietScore; NOSP: nutritional objectives for the Spanish population; PA: physical activity; PE: physical exercise; PRM: predictive risk modeling; SFFQ: short food frequency questionnaire; SNP: single nucleotide polymorphism; UL: daily tolerable upper limits. a Text in italics corresponds to data derived from direct measurements. b Results presented in this manuscript are highlighted in bold.