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Table 1 Socio-demographic characteristics of subjects and their relationships with thyroid cancer

From: The association between diabetes and thyroid cancer risk: a hospital-based case-control study in China

Factors

Cases

(N = 2937; %)

Controls

(N = 2937; %)

P

Age (Years)

49.27 ± 1.19

49.15 ± 1.20

Matched

 > 40

2264 (77.1)

2242 (76.3)

 

 ≤ 40

672 (22.9)

692 (23.6)

 

Sex

  

Matched

 Males

676 (23.0)

676 (23.0)

 

 Females

2261 (77.0)

2261 (77.0)

 

Education level

  

0.86

 No formal/primary school

1154 (39.3)

1146 (39.0)

 

 Middle/high school

1231 (41.9)

1250 (42.6)

 

 College/university/postgraduate

546 (18.6)

534 (18.2)

 

Average monthly household income (Yuan)

  

0.01

 ≤ 2000

2127 (72.4)

2060 (70.1)

 

 2000–5000

343 (11.7)

323 (11.0)

 

 > 5000

464 (15.8)

548 (18.7)

 

Smoking category

  

0.75

 Never

2543 (86.6)

2550 (86.8)

 

 Ever and current

394 (13.4)

387 (13.2)

 

Alcohol category

  

< 0.001

 Never

2179 (74.2)

1907 (64.9)

 

 Occasional

542 (18.5)

716 (24.4)

 

 Current regular

216 (7.4)

314 (10.7)

 

Body mass index

  

< 0.001

 Normal weight

1594 (54.3)

1793 (61.0)

 

 Underweight

91 (3.1)

141 (4.8)

 

 Overweight

929 (31.6)

804 (27.4)

 

 Obese

223 (7.6)

198 (6.7)

 

Annual X-ray examination

  

< 0.001

 0 time

1155 (39.3)

1617 (55.1)

 

 ≥ 1times

1782 (60.7)

1320 (44.9)

 

Family history of diabetes

  

< 0.001

 Negative

458 (15.6)

285 (9.7)

 

 Positive

153 (5.2)

166 (5.7)

 

Family history of thyroid cancer

  

0.001

 Negative

528 (18.0)

412 (14.0)

 

 Positive

83 (2.8)

32 (1.1)

 
  1. Percentages of each variable may not equal 100 because of missing data or rounding.