| |
All
|
Men
|
Women
|
|---|
|
N (%)
|
3488
|
1491(42.7%)
|
1997(57.3%)
|
|
Mean (SD) age, years
|
45.0(14.7)
|
45.3(14.4)
|
44.9(14.9)
|
|
Age 20–29
|
643(18.4%)
|
246(16.5%)
|
397(19.9%)
|
|
30–39
|
785(22.5%)
|
361(24.2%)
|
424(21.2%)
|
|
40–49
|
564(16.2%)
|
249(16.7%)
|
315(15.8%)
|
|
50–59
|
712(20.4%)
|
305(20.5%)
|
407(20.4%)
|
|
60–69
|
740(21.2%)
|
314(21.1%)
|
426(21.3%)
|
|
Smokers
|
929 (26.6%)
|
464(31.1%)
|
465(23.3%)
|
|
Ex-smokers
|
907(26.0%)
|
425(28.5%)
|
482(24.1%)
|
|
Non-smokers
|
1764(50.6%)
|
659(44.2%)
|
1105(55.3%)
|
|
Exposure to tobacco smoke at work
|
326(9.3%)
|
169(11.3%)
|
157(7.9%)
|
|
Exposure to tobacco smoke at home
|
358(10.3%)
|
170(11.4%)
|
188(9.4%)
|
|
Exposure to occupational irritants
|
934(26.8%)
|
479(32.1%)
|
455(22.8%)
|
- Age, gender, smoking and exposure characteristics of the studied population. Occupational irritants = exposure to gases, dust or fumes at work. The figures indicate the number of subjects except age groups indicated in years
