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. 2022 Aug 22;10:981782. doi: 10.3389/fpubh.2022.981782

Table 1.

Baseline characteristics stratified by baseline drinking water sources.

Variable Crude sample
To tap water (n = 11,421) To natural water (n = 15,267) ASD
Sex: female 6,989 (61.2) 9,265 (60.7) 0.010
Age (years) 91.00
(83.00, 100.00)
91.00
(82.00, 100.00)
0.043
Education: 1 year or more 3,410 (29.9) 4,039 (26.5) 0.076
Marital status: not in marriage 8,759 (76.7) 11,546 (75.6) 0.025
Residence: rural 6,550 (57.4) 12,776 (83.7) 0.603
Current smoking: yes 1,871 (16.4) 2,935 (19.2) 0.074
Current drinking: yes 2,295 (20.1) 3,435 (22.5) 0.059
Current regular exercise: yes 2,705 (23.7) 3,052 (20.0) 0.089
Hypertension 0.089
   No 9,239 (80.9) 12,533 (82.1)
   Yes 1,709 (15.0) 1,908 (12.5)
   Unknown 473 (4.1) 826 (5.4)
Diabetes 0.082
   No 10,764 (94.2) 14,315 (93.8)
   Yes 161 (1.4) 115 (0.8)
   Unknown 496 (4.3) 837 (5.5)
Heart diseases 0.085
   No 10,229 (89.6) 13,739 (90.0)
   Yes 723 (6.3) 727 (4.8)
   Unknown 469 (4.1) 801 (5.2)
Cerebrovascular diseases 0.064
   No 10,514 (92.1) 14,024 (91.9)
   Yes 463 (4.1) 496 (3.2)
   Unknown 444 (3.9) 747 (4.9)
Respiratory diseases 0.058
   No 9,796 (85.8) 12,900 (84.5)
   Yes 1,227 (10.7) 1,663 (10.9)
   Unknown 398 (3.5) 704 (4.6)
Cancer 0.079
   No 10,869 (95.2) 14,300 (93.7)
   Yes 42 (0.4) 33 (0.2)
   Unknown 510 (4.5) 934 (6.1)

Values are median (IQR) or n (%).

ASD, absolute standardized mean differences.

Because the table is too large, some baseline information was included in the Supplementary Table S3.