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. 2020 Dec 29;10(12):e040683. doi: 10.1136/bmjopen-2020-040683

Table 1.

The prevalence of smoking and use of snus at age 14–15 years and 19 years, and e-cigarette use at age 19 years*

Girls Boys Difference by sex, p value All
n % n % n %
Parental smoking at age 14–15 years
 Father smoker 129/1034 12.5 127/1093 11.6 0.544 256/2127 12.0
 Mother smoker 115/1036 11.1 146/1092 13.4 0.111 261/2128 12.3
Tobacco use at age 14–15 years
 Never smoker 932/1053 88.5 1012/1108 91.3 1944/2161 90.0
 Occasional smoker 81/1053 7.7 67/1108 6.0 148/2161 6.8
 Daily smoker 40/1053 3.8 29/1108 2.6 0.083 69/2161 3.2
 Never snus user 1036/1055 98.2 1034/1109 93.2 2070/2164 95.7
 Occasional snus user 11/1055 1.0 19/1109 1.7 30/2164 1.4
 Daily snus user 8/1055 0.8 56/1109 5.0 <0.001 64/2164 3.0
Tobacco use at age 19 years
 Never smoker 666/1044 63.8 662/1105 59.9 1328/2149 61.8
 Former smoker 14/1044 1.3 15/1105 1.4 29/2149 1.3
 Occasional smoker 267/1044 25.6 346/1105 31.3 613/2149 28.5
 Daily smoker 97/1044 9.3 82/1105 7.4 0.021 179/2149 8.3
 Daily snus user 65/1052 6.2 247/1111 22.2 <0.001 312/2163 14.4
E-cigarette use at age 19 years
 Ever tried/used e-cigarettes 158/1049 15.1 302/1096 27.6 <0.001 460/2145 21.4
 Current e-cigarette user 36/1049 3.4 54/1096 4.9 0.084 90/2145 4.2

*Individuals with missing answers in the individual questions about tobacco use and e-cigarette use were excluded from the analysis.

e-cigarette, electronic cigarette.