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. 2022 Jul 14;43(5):639–658. doi: 10.1007/s10935-022-00693-0

Table 2.

Behavioral risk factors distribution among exposure and unexposure groups

Risk factors Dedalo participants (%) (n = 155) Controls (%) (n = 214) Total (%)
(n = 369)
p-value
BMI
 < 25 92 (59.4%) 106 (49.5%) 198 (53.7%) 0.157a
25 – 29 47 (30.3%) 77 (36.0%) 124 (33.6%)
 ≥ 30 16 (10.3%) 31 (14.5%) 47 (12.7%)
Fruit/vegetable portions
 ≥ 5 33 (21.3%) 17 (7.9%) 50 (13.5%)  < 0.001b
 < 5 122 (78.7%) 197 (92.1%) 319 (86.5%)
Smoke
Never 101 (65.6%) 99 (46.2%) 200 (54.4%)  < 0.001a
Ex-smoker 45 (29.2%) 59 (27.6%) 104 (28.3%)
Current smoker 8 (5.2%) 56 (26.2%) 64 (17.4%)
Minutes/week of moderate physical activity
 ≥ 150 59 (40.0%) 62 (25.6%) 121 (32.8%) 0.014b
 < 150 155 (60.0%) 93 (72.4%) 248 (67.2%)
Minutes/week of intense physical activity
 ≥ 75 14 (9.0%) 35 (16.4%) 49 (13.3%) 0.044b
 < 75 141 (91.0%) 179 (83.6%) 320 (86.7%)
Salt intake attention
Yes 129 (83.2%) 155 (72.4%) 284 (77.0%) 0.017b
No 26 (16.8%) 59 (27.6%) 85 (23.0%)
Consumption of sugar drinks, glasses/week
Never 133 (85.8%) 137 (64.0%) 270 (73.2%)  < 0.001b
1 or more 22 (14.2%) 77 (36.0%) 99 (26.8%)
One or more cognitive/socialization activities in the last 30 days
Yes 149 (96.1%) 189 (88.3%) 338 (91.6%) 0.007b
No 6 (3.9%) 25 (11.7%) 31 (8.4%)
Alcohol intake, glasses/day
Never 35 (22.9%) 66 (30.8%) 101 (27.5%) 0.042a
 ≤ 1 103 (67.3%) 125 (58.4%) 228 (62.1%)
2–3 12 (7.8%) 23 (10.8%) 35 (9.5%)
4 or more 3 (2.0%) 0 (0.0%) 3 (0.8%)

ap-value of Chi-2 test

bp-value of Fisher’s exact test