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. 2022 Aug 19;29:101952. doi: 10.1016/j.pmedr.2022.101952

Table 2.

Smoking cessation outcomes by follow-up time point.

Variable No. (%)
OR (95% CI) p value
All Hispanic/Latinx participants (N = 222) Smokefree.gov (n = 121) WebQuit (n = 101)
12-months outcomes
30-d PPA 61/195 (31%) 28/112 (25%) 33/83 (40%) 1.93 (1.04, 3.59) 0.037
30-d PPA, multiple imputation 717/2220 (32%) 308/1210 (26%) 409/1010 (36%) 1.95 (1.08, 3.50) 0.027
30-d PPA, missing-as-smoking 61/222 (27%) 28/121 (23%) 33/101 (33%) 1.58 (0.87, 2.87) 0.136
7-d PPA 77/195 (39%) 38/112 (34%) 39/83 (47%) 1.68 (0.93, 3.03) 0.085
7-d PPA, missing-as-smoking, n (%) 77/222 (35%) 38/121 (31%) 39/101 (39%) 1.35 (0.77, 2.37) 0.295



6-months outcomes
30-d PPA 42/197 (21%) 19/110 (17%) 23/87 (26%) 1.68 (0.83, 3.40) 0.150
7-d PPA 69/197 (35%) 35/110 (32%) 34/87 (39%) 1.31 (0.72, 2.40) 0.376



3-months outcomes
30-d PPA 31/195 (16%) 17/109 (16%) 14/86 (16%) 1.00 (0.45, 2.22) 0.997
7-d PPA 54/195 (28%) 31/109 (28%) 23/86 (27%) 0.89 (0.47 1.70) 0.723

Abbreviations: OR, odds ratio; PPA, point prevalence abstinence.

aTwo-sided p values were calculated from regression models adjusted for factors used in stratified randomization: gender, education, and heavy smoking. Results did not differ in unadjusted models.