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Table 1 General characteristics of the study population, N (%) or Mean ± SD

From: In-home solid fuel use and cardiovascular disease: a cross-sectional analysis of the Shanghai Putuo study

Variables

Overall (N = 14,068)

Age, yrs

48.6 ± 16.6

   18-29

2,323(16.5)

   30-39

2,211 (15.7)

   40-49

2,238 (15.9)

   50-59

3,813 (27.1)

   60 ≥

3,483 (24.8)

Gender

 

   Male

6,463 (45.9)

   Female

7,605 (54.1)

Education

 

   Less than high school

5,661 (40.3)

   High school

6,604 (43.1)

   College or above

2,341 (16.6)

BMIa, kg/cm2

23.1 ± 3.2

   ≥ 25.0

3,599 (25.6)

   18.5-24.9

9,525 (67.9)

   < 18.50

905 (6.5)

Waist circumferenceb, cm

 

   ≥ 80 (female) or 90 (male)

10,127 (72.5)

   < 80 (female) or 90 (male)

3,845 (27.5)

Second-hand smoke

 

   Never

3,106 (22.1)

   Ever

10,960 (77.9)

Smoking

 

   Current smoker

3,215 (23.5)

   Ex-smoker

651 (4.8)

   Never smoker

9,791 (71.7)

Amount of smoking, pack-years

6.8 ± 21.3

Household solid fuel exposures

 

   Duration, yr

19.0 ± 1.54

   Total amount, 1000 kg

12.9 ± 12.6

   Lifetime average amount, kg/year

236.3 ± 209.6

Hypertension

 

   Yes

2,673 (19.0)

   No

11,395 (81.0)

Coronary heart disease

 

   Yes

572 (4.1)

   No

13,496 (95.9)

Stroke

 

   Yes

339 (2.4)

   No

13,729 (97.6)

Diabetes

 

   Yes

684 (4.9)

   No

13,384 (95.1)

  1. Note: The number of subjects may not total 100% (N = 14,068) due to missing.
  2. a Classified by the international classification of adult underweight ( < 18.5), normal (18.5-24.9), and overweight or obese (≥ 25.0) according to WHO cut-off point; b Classified by the Asia-Pacific guidelines for the management of obesity (WHO 2000).