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Table 1 Social and demographic characteristics of enrolled TB mortality cases categorized by genders

From: Clinical profiles of early and tuberculosis-related mortality in South Korea between 2015 and 2017: a cross-sectional study

Variablesa

All

(n = 3735)

Male

(n = 2541)

Female

(n = 1194)

p-value

Age group

  ≤ 49 years

204 (5.5%)

157 (6.2%)

47 (3.9%)

0.000

 50–59 years

365 (9.8%)

324 (12.8%)

41 (3.4%)

 

 60–69 years

539 (14.4%)

437 (17.2%)

102 (8.5%)

 

 70–79 years

1058 (28.3%)

758 (29.8%)

300 (25.1%)

 

 80 years ≤

1569 (42.0%)

865 (34.0%)

705 (59.0%)

 

Job

 Yes

181 (4.8%)

164 (6.5%)

17 (1.4%)

0.000

 No

3545 (94.9%)

2370 (93.3%)

1175 (98.4%)

 

Marriage

 Yes

3244 (86.9%)

2134 (84.0%)

1110 (93.0%)

0.000

 No

251 (6.7%)

218 (8.6%)

33 (2.8%)

 

Education

 Primary

899 (24.1%)

508 (20.0%)

391 (32.7%)

0.008

 Middle

277 (7.4%)

230 (9.1%)

47 (3.9%)

 

 High

385 (10.3%)

330 (13.0%)

55 (4.6%)

 

 University

134 (3.6%)

115 (4.5%)

19 (1.6%)

 

Smoking history

 Never smoker

2413 (64.6%)

1309 (51.5%)

1104 (92.5%)

0.000

 Ex-smoker

872 (23.3%)

820 (32.3%)

52 (4.4%)

 

 Current smoker

432 (11.6%)

397 (15.6%)

35 (2.9%)

 

Alcohol history

 Non-drinker

2562 (68.6%)

1473 (58.0%)

1089 (91.2%)

0.000

 Social drinker

817 (21.9%)

743 (29.2%)

74 (6.2%)

 

 Heavy drinker

311 (8.3%)

292 (11.5%)

19 (1.6%)

 

BMI

 ≥ 18.5 kg/m2

2130 (57.0%)

1447 (56.9%)

683 (57.2%)

0.551

 < 18.5 kg/m2

1442 (38.6%)

989 (38.9%)

453 (37.9%)

 
  1. BMI body mass index, HIV human immunodeficiency virus
  2. a Missing data and values were not shown in this table