Social Epidemiology of Dual Use of Electronic and Combustible Cigarettes Among U.S. Adults: Insights from the Population Assessment of Tobacco and Health (PATH) Study

Table 1. Descriptive Data (Weighted in CurrentSmokers)

	%	SE	95%	CI
Age
18 to 24 years old	15.494	0.004	14.742	16.278
25 to 34 years old	24.082	0.005	23.186	25.000
35 to 44 years old	18.947	0.004	18.107	19.816
45 to 54 years old	19.459	0.004	18.677	20.266
55 to 64 years old	15.077	0.004	14.288	15.901
65 to 74 years old	5.486	0.003	5.007	6.009
75 years old or older	1.455	0.001	1.208	1.752
Sex
Female	44.231	0.005	43.314	45.153
Male	55.769	0.005	54.847	56.686
Ethnicity
Non-Hispanic	86.744	0.009	84.920	88.377
Hispanic	13.256	0.009	11.623	15.080
Race
White	75.109	0.014	72.193	77.812
Black	16.334	0.013	13.939	19.050
Other	8.557	0.005	7.578	9.650
Census Region
Northeast	16.542	0.012	14.344	19.001
Midwest	24.021	0.013	21.615	26.605
South	40.503	0.013	37.916	43.144
West	18.934	0.010	16.960	21.080
Education
Less than high school	16.795	0.005	15.920	17.708
GED	10.684	0.003	10.015	11.393
High school graduate	28.548	0.006	27.443	29.678
Some college (no degree) or associate	32.784	0.005	31.713	33.873
Bachelor's degree or	8.580	0.004	7.810	9.418
Advanced degree	2.609	0.002	2.277	2.988
Poverty
No	60.430	0.007	58.957	61.884
Yes	39.570	0.007	38.117	41.043
Health Insurance
Some private insurance	49.077	0.007	47.738	50.418
Private insurance, some Medicare	8.905	0.004	8.234	9.625
Private insurance or Medicare	13.011	0.005	12.112	13.966
Other insurance only	3.446	0.002	3.089	3.842
No insurance	25.560	0.005	24.552	26.596
Dual Use
No	79.233	0.005	78.312	80.124
Yes	20.767	0.005	19.876	21.688