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Table 1 Comparison between sociodemographic characteristics of cases and controls

From: Determining the burden of secondhand smoke exposure on the respiratory health of Thai children

Characteristics

Cases

Controls

P-value*

 

n /%

n /%

 

Sex

M

283 / 61.3

286 / 61.9

0.84

F

179 / 38.7

176 / 38.1

 

Age

1-12 months

182 / 39.5

192 / 41.8

0.96

12-24 months

141 / 30.6

133 / 29.0

 

25-36 months

69 / 15.0

69 / 15.0

 

37-48 months

44 / 9.5

41 / 8.9

 

49-59 months

25 / 5.4

24 / 5.3

 

Birth weight

<2,500 grams

94 / 20.3

74 / 16.0

0.09

≥2,500 grams

368 / 79.7

388 / 84.0

 

Breastfeeding

Yes

141 / 30.5

109 / 23.6

0.01

No

312 / 67.5

350 / 75.8

 

Uncertain

9 / 2.0

3 / 0.6

 

Primary caregiver

Mother

254 / 55.0

234 / 50.5

0.10

Father

16 / 3.5

9 / 1.9

 

Others

192 / 41.5

219 / 47.4

 

Household monthly income (US $)

Min-max

33-5,000

56-13,333

 

<150

34/ 7.4

12/ 2.6

0.01

151 - 333

272/ 59.0

174/ 37.9

 

334 - 666

113/ 24.5

160/ 34.9

 

≥667

42/ 9.1

113/ 24.6

 

Father’s education level

Grade 6 or less

189/ 41.7

102/ 22.7

0.03

Secondary or vocational school

208/ 45.9

219/48.7

 

Bachelor’s degree and above

56/ 12.4

129/28.6

 

Mother’s education level

Grade 6 or less

192/ 41.8

120/ 26.2

0.03

Secondary or vocational school

207/ 45.1

215/ 46.8

 

Bachelor’s degree and above

60/ 13.1

124/ 27.0

 
  1. *Chi-squared test, α = 0.05.