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Table 1 Characteristics of COPD patients and control subjects

From: Soy consumption and risk of COPD and respiratory symptoms: a case-control study in Japan

Variable

Cases

Controls

 

Male

(n = 244)

Female

(n = 34)

Male

(n = 272)

Female

(n = 68)

Mean age (years)

66.51

(SD 6.82)

66.10

(SD 6.13)

65.15

(SD 5.41)

66.12

(SD 5.76)

Mean BMI five years ago (kg/m2)

22.09

(SD 2.94)

20.67

(SD 3.89)

23.61

(SD 2.85)

23.30

(SD 3.25)

Education: High school or below

195 (80.2%)

26 (78.8%)

166 (61.9%)

47 (70.1%)

Life-long physical activity: Never to not any more involved

185 (75.8%)

29 (85.3%)

182 (68.2%)

56 (82.4%)

Alcohol drinkers

150 (61.5%)

8 (23.5%)

202 (74.5%)

21 (30.9%)

Cigarette smoking status

    

   Ex-smokers

188 (77.4%)

20 (60.6%)

133 (49.1%)

3 (4.4%)

   Current smokers

53 (21.8%)

9 (27.3%)

63 (23.2%)

2 (2.9%)

Mean smoking (pack-years)

65.03

(SD 24.91)

43.25

(SD 31.67)

30.90

(SD 28.81)

2.04

(SD 9.68)

FEV1

1.64 (0.69)

1.15 (0.47)

2.56 (0.51)

1.76 (0.35)

FVC

3.08 (0.83)

2.07 (0.52)

3.31 (0.60)

2.17 (0.41)

FEV1/FVC (%)

52.70 (14.71)

55.30 (14.47)

78.06 (5.96)

81.74 (5.66)

FEV1% predicted

56.68 (22.32)

56.52 (19.40)

86.54 (14.04)

93.85 (13.76)