Table 1 Participant characteristics.

From: Associations of cigarette smoking with gray and white matter in the UK Biobank

Ā 

Gray matter analyses

White matter analyses

Characteristic

N / M

%

N / M

%

Total N

19615

Ā 

17760

Ā 

Smoking variables

Ā Smoking status (current; former; never)a

369; 3873; 15373

1.9%; 19.7%; 78.4%

312; 3460; 13988

1.8%; 19.5%; 78.6%

Ā Cigarettes per dayb

17.1 (SD = 8.9)

Ā 

17.0 (SD = 8.9)

Ā 

Ā Durationb

22.9 (SD = 12.9)

Ā 

22.7 (SD = 12.8)

Ā 

Covariates

Ā Age

62.9 (SD = 7.5)

Ā 

62.9 (SD = 7.4)

Ā 

Ā Female

10503

53.5%

9565

53.9%

Ā Ethnicity (non-White)

543

2.8%

473

2.7%

Ā Income

£31000-£51,999c (IQR: £18,000-£100,000)

Ā 

£31,000-£51,999c (IQR: £18,000-£100,000)

Ā 

Ā College degree

9287

47.3%

8403

47.3%

Ā Body mass index

26.6 (SD = 4.4)

Ā 

26.5 (SD = 4.4)

Ā 

Ā Waist-hip ratio

0.87 (SD = 0.08)

Ā 

0.86 (SD = 0.08)

Ā 

Ā Systolic blood pressure

136.9 (SD = 17.9)

Ā 

136.9 (SD = 17.9)

Ā 

Ā Diastolic blood pressure

78.7 (SD = 10.0)

Ā 

78.6 (SD = 10.0)

Ā 

Ā Alcohol drinks per monthd

29.9 (SD = 32.9)

Ā 

29.8 (SD = 32.8)

Ā 

Ā Years since quitting smokinge

23.7 (SD = 14.4)

Ā 

23.9 (SD = 14.3)

Ā 

MRI covariatesf

Ā Total gray matter volume (mm3)

617000 (SD = 55621.9)

Ā Ā Ā 

Ā Total white matter volume (mm3)

Ā Ā 

548900 (SD = 61857.2)

Ā 

Ā White matter hyperintensity volumeg (mm3)

Ā Ā 

4357 (SD = 5573.8)

Ā 
  1. N number, M mean, IQR interquartile range, SD standard deviation
  2. aSmoking on most or all days for at least 1 year was used to define current and former smoking
  3. bOnly includes individuals who reported current or former smoking
  4. cMedian
  5. dRefers to current drinks per month
  6. e =0 for individuals currently smoking and does not include individuals who have never smoked
  7. fAdditional covariates included X, Y, Z position in the scanner
  8. gValues reported are prior to log-transformation