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. 2023 Jan 21;21:05. doi: 10.18332/tid/156459

Table 3.

Ever and regular use of e-cigarettes by selected characteristics among youth aged 11–18 years in Great Britain, 2022 (N=2003)

Characteristics Ever use
Regular use
AOR 95% CI AOR 95% CI
Gender
Boys (Ref.) 1 1
Girls 1.11 0.87–1.41 1.25 0.81–1.92
Age (years)
11–13 (Ref.) 1 1
14–15 3.23 2.09–4.99 2.80 1.00–7.84
16–17 7.93 5.23–12.00 9.54 3.65–24.94
18 13.79 8.91–21.35 10.68 4.08–27.93
Country
England (Ref.) 1 1
Scotland 1.23 0.85–1.78 1.02 0.52–2.02
Wales 0.52 0.25–1.10 0.40 0.08–1.98
Social class
Higher* (Ref.) 1 1
Lower 0.93 0.72–1.20 0.71 0.44 – 1.13
Awareness of e-cigarettes
Has not seen e-cigarettes promoted** 1 1
Has seen e-cigarettes promoted 1.61 1.23–2.09 1.52 0.93–2.50
E-cigarette use
No e-cigarette use in home (Ref.) 1 1
E-cigarette use in home 6.65 5.08–8.70 20.75 11.86–36.28

AOR: adjusted odds ratio.

*

Defined by Registrar General’s classification of occupations and classified as ABC1 (higher) versus C2DE (lower).

**

In at least one of billboards, shops, online, on buses, on TV, in newspapers/magazines, or ‘somewhere else’.