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. 2022 Jul 31;12:13148. doi: 10.1038/s41598-022-17536-x

Table 1.

Number of observations and descriptive statistics of educational years by smoking status, measurement year and sex.

Number of observations Never smokersa Current smokersa Former smokersa
All individuals Discordant pairs % Educational years % Educational years % Educational years
Mean SD Mean SD Mean SD
Men
1960–1969 5086 754 31 14.5 3.05 41 13.1 2.95 28 13.7 3.05
1970–1979 8246 867 32 8.7 4.10 40 7.7 3.10 28 8.3 3.62
1980–1989 17,204 1848 36 12.1 4.55 31 10.0 3.88 33 11.5 4.31
1990–1999 8378 922 44 11.4 4.34 26 10.3 3.99 35 10.4 4.37
2000–2012 13,764 1435 48 13.3 3.81 24 11.9 3.71 29 12.2 4.03
Women
1970–1979 8366 537 69 7.7 3.11 20 8.1 2.95 11 8.7 3.52
1980–1989 19,332 1526 56 10.9 4.16 26 10.9 3.55 18 11.5 3.86
1990–1999 11,138 1114 58 10.8 4.14 22 10.6 3.88 20 11.3 4.03
2000–2012 17,614 1524 60 13.1 4.13 20 12.2 3.87 20 12.7 3.97

Twin cohorts from the following countries were included in the analyses: Australia (Queensland Twin Register, Twin Research Australia), China (Qingdao Twin Registry), Belgium (East Flanders Prospective Twin Survey), Finland (FinnTwin12, FinnTwin16, Finnish Older Cohort), Hungary (Hungarian Twin Registry), Italy (Italian Twin Registry), Japan (Osaka University Aged Twin Registry), Norway (Norwegian Twin Registry), South Korea (Korean Twin-Family Register), Spain (Murcia Twin Registry), Sweden (Swedish Twin Registry, Swedish Young Male Twins Study) and USA (Mid Atlantic Twin Registry, NAS-NRC Twin Cohort, Vietnam Era Twin Registry).

aCalculated within all individuals.