Table 2 Comparison of mean systolic and diastolic BP in participants without antihypertensive treatment by passive smoking status

From: Association between passive smoking and hypertension in Chinese non-smoking elderly women

  

Systolic BP, mmHg

Diastolic BP, mmHg

 

N

Mean±s.d.

β (95% CI) a

P-value

Mean±s.d.

β (95% CI) a

P-value

No passive smoking

359

134.8±19.5

1.00

 

74.9±8.9

1.00

 

Passive smoking

199

137.6±22.1

2.66 (−0.74, 6.06)

0.125

76.6±10.0

1.19 (−0.40, 2.79)

0.142

Amount of passive smoking

 0 cigarette per day

359

134.8±19.5

1.00

 

74.9±8.9

1.00

 

 1–10 cigarettes per day

107

138.1±18.9

2.74 (−1.51, 6.99)

0.206

76.3±8.8

0.67 (−1.32, 2.66)

0.510

 >10 cigarettes per day

92

136.9±25.4

2.57 (−1.90, 7.03)

0.259

76.9±11.3

1.79 (−0.30, 3.89)

0.093

Frequency of passive smoking

 0 hour per day

359

134.8±19.5

1.00

 

74.9±8.9

1.00

 

 1–2 hours per day

83

135.8±19.8

0.38 (−4.31, 5.07)

0.874

75.5±8.8

−0.10 (−2.30, 2.10)

0.929

 >2 hours per day

116

138.9±23.6

4.24 (0.16, 8.31)

0.041

77.3±10.8

2.09 (0.18, 4.00)

0.032

  1. Abbreviations: BMI, body mass index; BP, blood pressure; 95% CI, 95% confidence interval.
  2. aAdjusted for age, educational level, marital status, physical activity, drinking status, BMI, family history of CVD, treatment of diabetes and hyperlipidemia.