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Table 1 Sample characteristics for analytic sample, PATH Study (Wave 1, 2013–2014)

From: Association between cigar use, with and without cigarettes, and incident diagnosed COPD: a longitudinal cohort study

 

N

%a

95% CI

Age (mean, sd)

9,559

56.0 (10.4)

 

Sex

   

 Female

4,743

52.8

52.0, 53.7

 Male

4,816

47.2

46.3, 48.0

Race/Ethnicity

   

 NH White

6,331

70.8

69.8, 71.7

 Hispanic

1,188

11.5

10.8, 12.4

 NH Black

1,505

11.5

10.9, 12.1

 NH Other

535

6.2

5.7, 6.8

Education

   

 High School or Less

3,963

38.6

37.9, 39.4

 Some College

3,069

29.5

28.8, 30.2

 Bachelor or Higher

2,527

31.9

31.2, 32.6

Baseline Risk Factors

   

Asthma Diagnosis

   

 No

8,715

91.1

90.3, 91.7

 Yes

844

8.9

8.3, 9.7

Obesity (BMI > = 30)

   

 No

6,278

65.7

64.4, 67.0

 Yes

3,281

34.3

33.0, 35.6

Tobacco Product Exposure

   

ENDSb use

   

 No 

9,203

98.5

98.3, 98.7

 Yes

356

1.5

1.3, 1.7

Other’ combustible product usec

   

 No 

9,460

99.6

99.4, 99.6

 Yes

99

0.4

0.36, 0.56

Cigarette Smoking Status

   

 Non-former smoker

7,720

77.2

75.8, 78.4

 Short-term former smoker

334

2.2

1.9, 2.6

 Long-term former smoker

1,523

20.6

19.4, 21.9

Cigarette and Cigar Use

   

 Non-Current Use

6,068

85

84.3, 85.6

 Exclusive Cigarette Use

3,173

13.6

13.0, 14.3

 Exclusive Cigar Use

134

0.64

0.52, 0.74

 Dual Use

184

0.76

0.65, 0.89

Pack years among currently/formely smoking (mean, sd)

5,214

25.9 (26.3)

 

Past 7 day second hand smoke exposure

   

 No

3,971

57.6

56.1, 59.2

 Yes

5,588

42.4

40.8, 43.9

Past 7 day second hand smoke exposure (mean, sd)

5,588

10.2 (22.1)

 
  1. a percentages were calculated using Wave 1 weights
  2. b ENDS = electronic nicotine delivery systems
  3. c ‘Other’ combustible tobacco product use consisted of pipe and hookah use