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. 2021 Jul 23;23(7):e27982. doi: 10.2196/27982

Table 1.

Characteristics of the participants.

Characteristics Value (N=24,526)
Female, n (%) 12,446 (50.8%)
Age (years), mean (SD) 50.1 (16.6)
Educational attainment, n (%)

University degree or higher 7915 (32.3%)

College degreea 4581 (18.7%)

High school diploma or lower 12,030 (49.1%)
Urbanicity of residence, n (%)

Urban 14,666 (59.8%)

Rural 9560 (40.2%)
Income level, n (%)

High 5458 (22.3%)
  Medium 6814 (27.8%)
  Low 7151 (29.2%)

Not answered 5103 (20.8%)
Employment status, n (%)

Employer 1011 (4.1%)
  Self-employed 1892 (7.7%)
  Employee 12,623 (51.5%)
  Unemployed 9000 (36.7%)
Marital status, n (%)

Married 16,102 (65.7%)
  Never married 5413 (22.1%)
  Widowed 1606 (6.6%)
  Separated 1403 (5.7%)
Household size, n (%)

1 4152 (16.9%)
  2 8386 (34.2%)
  3 5547 (22.6%)
  4 4124 (16.8%)
  ≥5 2317 (9.5%)
Smoking status, n (%)

Never 12,186 (49.7%)

Ever 7423 (30.3%)

Current 4917 (20.0%)
Self-rated good healthb, n (%) 9839 (40.1%)
Walking disability, n (%) 3142 (12.8%)
Comorbidities, n (%)

Overweight 5202 (21.2%)

Hypertension 5086 (20.7%)
  Diabetes 1911 (7.8%)
  Asthma 1450 (5.9%)
  Coronary disease 923 (3.8%)
  Stroke 459 (1.9%)
  Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease 332 (1.4%)
  Cancer 774 (3.2%)

Psychological disorder 1848 (7.5%)

aCollege includes junior, community, and vocational college.

bSelf-rated good health was defined as very good or good using the 5-point Likert scale question, which asked if self-rated health status was very good, good, moderate, bad, or very bad.