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Table 1 Total sample characteristics and prevalence of use of any roll-your-own cigarette(s) compared to factory-made cigarettes among smokers

From: ‘Roll-your-own’ cigarette smoking in South Africa between 2007 and 2010

Characteristics

 

% Total sample (N = 6019)

% Factory-made cigarettes only (N = 990)

% Any roll-your-own use (N = 306)

p-value*

Survey year

    

0.02

 

2007

48.6 (2907)

80.0 (520)

20.0 (156)

 
 

2010

51.4 (3112)

71.2 (470)

28.8 (150)

 

Gender

    

0.00

 

Male

48.2 (2489)

73.0 (600)

27.0 (223)

 
 

Female

51.8 (3530)

84.2 (390)

15.8 (83)

 

Location

    

0.00

 

Urban

66.5 (4257)

81.6 (818)

18.4 (158)

 
 

Rural

33.5 (1762)

60.9 (172)

39.1 (148)

 

Age

    

0.35

 

18-29

39.6 (1789)

74.8 (291)

25.2 (79)

 
 

30-40

23.1 (1481)

81.0 (268)

19.1 (75)

 
 

41-54

20.0 (1319)

73.4 (239)

26.6 (79)

 
 

>55

17.3 (1214)

72.7 (177)

27.3 (71)

 

Education

    

0.00

 

None

4.5 (303)

31.7 (20)

68.3 (47)

 
 

Grades 1-11

53.9 (3178)

71.2 (520)

28.8 (206)

 
 

≥Grade 12

41.6 (2467)

85.7 (447)

14.3 (52)

 

Employment status

    

0.16

 

Unemployed

31.2 (1504)

72.3 (218)

27.7 (82)

 
 

Student, Pensioner, permanently sick, housewife,

33.2 (2076)

72.7 (263)

27.3 (75)

 
 

Employed full or part time

35.6 (2297)

79.4 (497)

20.6 (148)

 

Race

    

0.00

 

Black African

76.7 (3593)

65.6 (359)

34.4 (214)

 
 

Coloured

9.4 (998)

86.4 (290)

13.6 (80)

 
 

Indian/White

14.0 (1427)

97.9 (341)

2.2 (12)

 

Marital status

    

0.06

 

Never married

55.5 (2763)

72.3 (406)

27.7 (158)

 
 

Widow/divorced/separated

11.0 (877)

83.2 (160)

16.8 (46)

 
 

Married

33.5 (2290)

79.0 (416)

21.0 (101)

 

Current snuff use

    

0.37

 

No

95.9 (5700)

76.2 (969)

23.8 (294)

 
 

Yes

4.2 (214)

66.5 (20)

33.5 (12)

 

Total population

  

75.9 (95% CI: 72.1-79.3)

24.1 (95% CI: 20.7-27.9)

 
  1. *P-value from comparing group differences within any RYO use or factory-made cigarettes.