Table 1 Demographics of Survey Responders.

From: Dual use of e-cigarettes with conventional tobacco is associated with increased sleep latency in cross-sectional Study

 

Nonsmoker

Conventional

E-cig user

Dual user

Overall

p value

n = 472

n = 109

n = 74

n = 278

n = 933

Age

      

Mean (SD)

22.6 (12.1)

34.6 (11.8)

18.4 (3.9)

30.6 (11.9)

26.1 (12.6)

 < 0.001

Gender

Female

265 (56.14%)

70 (64.22%)

49 (66.22%)

112(40.29%)

496 (53.16%)

 < 0.001

Male

200(42.37%)

39 (35.78%)

24 (32.43%)

163 (58.63)

426 (45.66%)

Other

7 (1.48%)

0 (0%)

1 (1.35%)

3 (1.08%)

11 (1.18%)

Total

472 (99.99%)

109 (100%)

74 (100%)

278 (100%)

933 (100%)

Race

Alaska native

1 (0.21%)

2 (1.85%)

0 (0%)

0 (0%)

3 (0.32%)

0.001

Asian Indian

18 (3.84%)

9 (8.33%)

9 (12.16%)

17 (6.14%)

53 (5.71%)

Asian

123 (26.23%)

8 (7.41%)

14 (18.92%)

27 (9.75%)

172 (18.53%)

African American

7 (1.49%)

3 (2.78%)

0 (0%)

5 (1.81%)

15 (1.62%)

Pacific Islander

4 (0.85%)

0 (0%)

1 (1.35%)

1 (0.36%)

6 (0.65%)

White

260 (55.44%)

80 (74.07%)

37 (50%)

202 72.92%)

579 (62.39%)

Middle Eastern

0 (0%)

0 (0%)

0 (0%)

2 (0.72%)

2 (0.22%)

Ethnicity

Hispanic

7 (1.49%)

0 (0%)

2 (2.7%)

4 (1.44%)

13 (1.4%)

 < 0.009

Mixed

38 (8.1%)

6 (5.56%)

10 (13.51%)

15 (5.42%)

69 (7.44%)

Prefer not to answer

11 (2.35%)

0 (0%)

1 (1.35%)

4 (1.44%)

16 (1.72%)

Total

469 (100%)

108 (100%)

74 (99.99%)

277 (100%)

928 (100%)

  1. *Comparisons among the 4 groups are all significant with p < 0.001. ANOVA test was used for age; and Fisher exact test was used for gender and ethnicity.