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Table 1 Socio-demographic and lifestyle characteristics at baseline of the participants included for cohorts in the CHANCES consortium

From: Quantification of the smoking-associated cancer risk with rate advancement periods: meta-analysis of individual participant data from cohorts of the CHANCES consortium

 

COSM

EPIC-Elderly

ESTHER

HAPIEE

MORGAM

NIH-AARP

RS

SENECA

SMC

TROMSØ

VIP

DK

ES

GR

NL

CZ

LT

PO

RU

FI

NI

SE

N total

45,906

15,355

5185

9863

6896

9949

8857

7161

10,728

9360

38,108

2745

5476

566,279

8121

2585

38,984

10,463

95,000

Follow-up (years)a

13

13

13

10

13

11

8

4

7

6

17

16

11

12

12

8

13

13

14

Age (years)a

59

63

62

67

64

63

59

62

57

58

46

54

53

63

69

74

61

62

50

Sex, %

 Male

100

46

43

40

5

45

47

45

49

46

48

100

49

60

39

50

0

47

50

 Female

0

54

57

60

95

55

53

55

51

54

52

0

51

40

61

50

100

53

50

BMI (kg/m2)a

25

26

29

29

26

27

28

29

28

28

26

26

27

26

26

27

24

26

25

Education, %

 Primary

70

41

87

91

34

75

13

7

12

10

46

1

31

1

25

67

74

56

23

 Secondary

14

43

7

6

55

20

74

37

60

61

44

88

49

26

62

25

7

28

51

 University

16

16

6

3

11

5

14

56

29

29

9

11

20

73

8

8

18

16

26

Alcohol (g/day)a

10

12

1

1

2

4

6

0

0

0

2

9

2

2

3

3

3

2

3

Vigorous physical activity, %

 Yes

34

72

5

21

58

42

73

61

73

40

n.a.

12

n.a.

46

85

13

30

32

34

 No

66

28

95

79

42

58

27

39

27

60

88

54

15

87

70

68

66

History of diabetes, %

 Yes

7

3

11

14

5

16

12

8

12

5

5

2

5

9

7

9

5

4

2

 No

93

97

89

86

95

84

88

92

88

95

95

98

95

91

93

91

95

96

98

Smoking status, %

 Never

36

31

67

70

47

50

44

63

40

58

46

38

48

36

36

54

54

33

55

 Former

39

36

16

19

35

33

30

18

28

14

29

33

32

51

41

28

23

36

25

 Current

25

33

17

12

18

17

26

19

32

28

25

29

20

12

23

18

23

31

20

Time since smoking cessation, %

 ≤9 years

22

28

41

36

26

23

30

34

41

38

n.a.

36

38

26

n.a.

39

28

31

37

 10–19 years

29

22

30

31

29

28

29

23

29

26

35

26

74

30

28

24

32

 ≥20 years

49

41

27

30

43

48

36

43

24

33

 

29

34

28

44

45

24

  1. aThe values shown are the mean for follow-up years and the median for age, BMI, and alcohol consumption
  2. Abbreviations (alphabetically ordered): BMI body mass index, COSM Cohort of Swedish Men, CZ Czech Republic, DK Denmark, EPIC European Prospective Investigation into Cancer and Nutrition, ES Spain, ESTHER Epidemiologische Studie zu Chancen der Verhütung, Früherkennung und optimierten Therapie chronischer Erkrankungen in der älteren Bevölkerung (German), GR Greece. HAPIEE Health, Alcohol and Psychosocial factors In Eastern Europe, LT Lithuania, MORGAM Monica Risk, Genetics, Archiving and Monograph, which included the cohorts MORGAM FI FINRISK Study (Finland), MORGAM NI PRIME Belfast Study (Northern Ireland), and MORGAM SE Northern Sweden Study (Norrbotten county only), NIH-AARP National Institute of Health – American Association of Retired Persons, NL the Netherlands, PO Poland, RS Rotterdam Study, RU Russia, SENECA Survey in Europe on Nutrition and the Elderly a Concerned Action, SMC Swedish Mammography Cohort, VIP Västerbotten Intervention Programme