Table 1 Distributions of demographic characteristics among 1,302 lung cancer cases and 1,302 matched healthy controls in the Taiwan GELAC study during 2002–2010.

From: Impact of cooking oil fume exposure and fume extractor use on lung cancer risk in non-smoking Han Chinese women

Variables

Controls

Cases

N (%)

N (%)

Age

Mean (years)

58.62

58.55

Education

   Illiterate

197 (18.1)

197 (18.1)

   Elementary school

425 (39.1)

425 (39.1)

   Junior high school

180 (16.6)

180 (16.6)

   Senior/Vocational high school

256 (23.6)

256 (23.6)

   College

224 (20.6)

224 (20.6)

   Graduate school

20 (1.8)

20 (1.8)

Lung cancer in first-degree relatives

   Yes

49 (3.8)

135 (10.4)

   No

866 (66.5)

1107 (85)

   Unknown

387 (29.7)

60 (4.6)

Second-hand smoking: Home

   Yes

740 (56.8)

851 (65.4)

   No

528 (40.6)

425 (32.6)

   Unknown

34 (2.6)

26 (2)

Second-hand smoking: Work

   Yes

200 (15.4)

259 (19.8)

   No

1102 (84.6)

1041 (80)

   Unknown

0 (0)

2 (0.2)

Second-hand smoking: Relatives

   Yes

286 (21.9)

333 (25.6)

   No

1015 (78)

966 (74.2)

   Unknown

1 (0.1)

3 (0.2)

History of hormone-replacement therapy

   Yes

239 (18.4)

230 (17.7)

   No

982 (75.4)

1018 (78.2)

   Unknown

81 (6.2)

54 (4.1)

History of oral contraceptive use

   Yes

95 (7.3)

113 (8.7)

   No

1142 (87.7)

1116 (85.7)

   Unknown

65 (5)

73 (5.6)

Homemaker

   Yes

136 (10.4)

91(7.0)

   No

1,147 (88.1)

1,206 (92.6)

   Unknown

19 (1.5)

5 (0.4)

Chef

   Yes

82 (6.3)

84 (6.2)

   No

1,220 (93.7)

1,217 (93.7)

   Unknown

0 (0)

1 (0.1)

Exposure to COFs (cooking time-years >10)

   Yes

1069 (82.1)

1135 (87.2)

   No

204 (15.7)

153 (11.8)

   Unknown

29 (2.2)

14 (1.1)

  1. Abbreviations: COF, cooking oil fume.