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. 2020 Jul 31;26:100488. doi: 10.1016/j.eclinm.2020.100488

Table 1.

Characteristics of individuals and prevalence of smoking.

Characteristic n (%) Ever smokers
Prevalence (n) Median (IQR) P
Total 337,484 152,482
Sex Women 181,236 (53.7) 40.4 (73,199) 15 (10, 20) <1.0E-300
Men 156,248 (46.3) 50.8 (79,283) 20 (15, 25)
Age (in years) 39–49 73,849 (21.9) 38.5 (28,394) 15 (10, 20) 9.54E-148
50–59 111,272 (33.0) 43.3 (48,166) 20 (10, 20)
60–73 152,363 (45.2) 49.8 (75,922) 20 (10, 20)
BMI (kg/m2) < 18.5 1673 (0.5) 42.5 (711) 15 (10, 20) <1.0E-300
18.5 - 24.5 109,787 (32.5) 40.3 (44,205) 15 (10, 20)
25 - 29.5 143,785 (42.6) 46.6 (66,915) 20 (10, 20)
>= 30 81,145 (24.1) 49.4 (40,087) 20 (15, 25)
Missing 1094 (0.3) 51.6 (564)
General health Excellent 56,531 (16.8) 36.8 (20,794) 15 (10, 20) <1.0E-300
Good 197,169 (58.4) 43.7 (86,145) 16 (10, 20)
Fair 68,621 (20.3) 53.0 (36,351) 20 (12, 20)
Poor 13,983 (4.2) 60.9 (8520) 20 (15, 30)
Missing 1180 (0.4) 57.0 (672)

Median and IQR (interquartile range) are considered for cigarettes smoked per day. P-values are generated from likelihood ratio test for models adjusted for age, sex, birth location and assessment centres.