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Table 1 Baseline characteristics of the selected study subjects according to smoking status.

From: Smoking cessation, alcohol intake and transient increase in the risk of metabolic syndrome among Japanese smokers at one health checkup institution

 

Non-quitter

Quitter

 

Men

Women

Total

Men

Women

Total

   n

4967

347

5314

512

46

558

   Age a

50.2 ± 8.6

49.4 ± 8.1

50.1 ± 8.6

51.5 ± 9.2

50.1 ± 8.3

51.4 ± 9.1

Lifestyle behaviors

      

   Habitual drinkers

3765 (75.8%)

174 (50.1%)

3939 (74.1%)

379 (74.0%)

16 (34.8%)

395 (70.8%)

   Current smokers

4967 (100.0%)

347 (100.0%)

5314 (100.0%)

512 (100.0%)

46 (100.0%)

558 (100.0%)

Components for MetS

      

   HDL cholesterol (mg/dL)

      

< 40

554 (11.2%)

10 (2.9%)

564 (10.6%)

53 (10.4%)

3 (6.5%)

56 (10.0%)

≥ 40

4413 (88.8%)

337 (97.1%)

4750 (89.4%)

459 (89.6%)

43 (93.5%)

502 (90.0%)

   Fasting triglyceride (mg/dL)

      

< 150

3612 (72.7%)

300 (86.5%)

3912 (73.6%)

391 (76.4%)

39 (84.8%)

430 (77.1%)

≥ 150

1355 (27.3%)

47 (13.5%)

1402 (26.4%)

121 (23.6%)

7 (15.2%)

128 (22.9%)

   Fasting serum glucose (mg/dL)

      

< 110

4555 (91.7%)

327 (94.2%)

4882 (91.9%)

471 (92.0%)

45 (97.8%)

516 (92.5%)

≥ 110

412 (8.3%)

20 (5.8%)

432 (8.1%)

41 (8.0%)

1 (2.2%)

42 (7.5%)

   Systolic blood pressure (mmHg)

      

< 130

3957 (79.7%)

308 (88.8%)

4265 (80.3%)

408 (79.7%)

40 (87.0%)

448 (80.3%)

≥ 130

1010 (20.3%)

39 (11.2%)

1049 (19.7%)

104 (20.3%)

6 (13.0%)

110 (19.7%)

   Diastolic blood pressure (mmHg)

      

< 85

4340 (87.4%)

324 (93.4%)

4664 (87.8%)

449 (87.7%)

42 (91.3%)

491 (88.0%)

≥ 85

627 (12.6%)

23 (6.6%)

650 (12.2%)

63 (12.3%)

4 (8.7%)

67 (12.0%)

   Body mass index

      

< 22

2013 (40.5%)

198 (57.1%)

2211 (41.6%)

209 (40.8%)

25 (54.3%)

234 (41.9%)

22 ≤ < 25

2113 (42.5%)

104 (30.0%)

2217 (41.7%)

223 (43.6%)

14 (30.4%)

237 (42.5%)

≥ 25

841 (16.9%)

45 (13.0%)

886 (16.7%)

80 (15.6%)

7 (15.2%)

87 (15.6%)

  1. aData is shown as mean ± standard deviation (SD).