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Table 1 Lifestyle habits and lifestyle-related factors in cases and controls at baseline and second assessment

From: Lifestyle-related habits and factors before and after cardiovascular diagnosis: a case control study among 2,548 Swedish individuals

 

Cases

Controls

Cases vs. Controls

Baseline 

2nd assessment

Change within cases

Baseline

2nd assessment

Change within controls

Baseline 

2nd assessment

Change over time

Smoking, n (%), n = 2548

  

p < 0.001

  

p < 0.001

p = 0.002

p = 0.36

p < 0.001

 ≥ 20 cig/day

5 (1%)

1 (0%)

 

17 (1%)

11 (1%)

    

 11–19 cig/day

46 (7%)

12 (2%)

 

52 (3%)

64 (3%)

    

 1–10 cig/day

42 (7%)

34 (5%)

 

116 (6%)

95 (5%)

    

 Occasionally

50 (8%)

27 (4%)

 

151 (8%)

75 (4%)

    

 Never

494 (78%)

563 (88%)

 

1575 (82%)

1666 (87%)

    

Active commuting, n (%), n = 2519

  

< 0.001

  

p < 0.001

p = 0.011

p = 0.81

p = 0.007

 < 5 min/day

437 (69%)

275 (59%)

 

1210 (64%)

845 (58%)

    

 5–9 min/day

55 (9%)

39 (8%)

 

170 (9%)

124 (9%)

    

 10–19 min/day

60 (10%)

56 (12%)

 

216 (11%)

200 (14%)

    

 20–29 min/day

49 (8%)

46 (10%)

 

154 (8%)

131 (9%)

    

 At least 30 min/day

30 (5%)

52 (11%)

 

137 (7%)

160 (11%)

    

Exercise, n (%), n = 2548

  

< 0.001

  

p < 0.001

p = 0.798

p = 0.015

p = 0.009

 Never

65 (10%)

55 (9%)

 

226 (12%)

169 (9%)

    

 Irregular

172 (27%)

117 (18%)

 

496 (26%)

475 (25%)

    

 1–2 times per week

223 (35%)

216 (34%)

 

661 (35%)

589 (31%)

    

 3–5 times per week

163 (26%)

215 (34%)

 

458 (24%)

586 (31%)

    

 At least 6 times per week

14 (2%)

34 (5%)

 

70 (4%)

92 (5%)

    

Diet habits, n (%), n = 2548

  

< 0.001

  

p < 0.001

p = 0.398

p = 0.62

p = 0.23

 Very poor

10 (2%)

1 (0%)

 

34 (2%)

4 (0%)

    

 Poor

50 (8%)

18 (3%)

 

165 (9%)

46 (2%)

    

 Neither poor nor good

238 (37%)

146 (23%)

 

652 (34%)

475 (25%)

    

 Good

302 (47%)

395(62%)

 

927 (49%)

1145 (60%)

    

 Very good

37 (6%)

77 (12%)

 

133 (7%)

238 (13%)

    

Alcohol habits, n (%), n = 2518

  

< 0.001

  

p < 0.001

p = 0.690

p = 0.020

p = 0.015

 Very poor

0 (0%)

0 (0%)

 

6 (0%)

0 (0%)

    

 Poor

32 (5%)

12 (3%)

 

87 (5%)

68 (5%)

    

 Neither poor nor good

353 (56%)

181 (39%)

 

1065 (57%)

606 (43%)

    

 Good

182 (29%)

168 (36%)

 

563 (30%)

513 (36%)

    

 Very good

65 (10%)

101 (22%)

 

164 (9%)

237 (17%)

    

Overall stress, n (%), n = 2548

  

0.011

  

p < 0.001

p = 0.038

p = 0.04

p = 0.87

 Very often

12 (2%)

13 (2%)

 

31 (2%)

23 (1%)

    

 Often

68 (11%)

54 (9%)

 

168 (9%)

128 (7%)

    

 Now and then

242 (38%)

220 (35%)

 

688 (36%)

640 (36%)

    

 Occasionally

259 (41%)

274 (43%)

 

824 (43%)

870 (46%)

    

 Never

56 (9%)

75 (12%)

 

199 (10%)

250 (13%)

    

Overall health, n (%), n = 2548

  

0.006

  

p = 0.039

p = 0.032

p < 0.001

p < 0.001

 Very poor

3 (1%)

2 (0%)

 

8 (0%)

5 (0%)

    

 Poor

34 (5%)

46 (7%)

 

68 (4%)

75 (4%)

    

 Neither poor nor good

173 (27%)

191 (30%)

 

493 (26%)

447 (23%)

    

 Good

364 (57%)

346 (55%)

 

1102 (58%)

1120 (59%)

    

 Very good

63 (10%)

50 (8%)

 

239 (13%)

264 (14%)

    

Physical capacitya, median (Q1-Q3), n = 2548

16 (13 to 19)

15 (13 to 18)

< 0.001

17 (14 to 20)

15 (13 to 18)

p < 0.001

p = 0.061

p = 0.08

p = 0.98

BMI, kg/m2, median (Q1-Q3), n = 2546

26 (24 to 28)

26 (24 to 29)

< 0.001

25 (23 to 28)

26 (24 to 28)

p < 0.001

p = 0.026

p = 0.01

p < 0.001

Systolic blood pressure, mmHg, mean (SD), n = 2535

130 (16)

129 (14)

0.60

127 (15)

130 (16)

p < 0.001

p = 0.20

p = 0.20

p = 0.009

Diastolic blood pressure, mmHg, mean (SD), n = 2539

80 (11)

80 (10)

0.58

79 (10)

81 (10)

p < 0.001

p = 0.01

p = 0.05

p = 0.15

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