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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

Global Journal of Cardiovascular Diseases | Vol 3, Issue 1

Table 2. Predictors of dual use among current smokers(daily use or some days)

Odds ratioLinearized std. err.95% conf.intervalp
Age
18 to 24 years oldRef.
25 to 34 years old0.8530.0630.7360.9890.035
35 to 44 years old0.7870.0600.6770.9140.002
45 to 54 years old0.6470.0500.5540.755< 0.001
55 to 64 years old0.5780.0460.4930.678< 0.001
65 to 74 years old0.4620.0690.3440.620< 0.001
75 years old or older0.0910.0370.0410.203< 0.001
Male Sex0.8940.0420.8140.9820.019
Hispanic Ethnicity0.8490.0600.7380.9760.022
Race
WhiteRef    
Black0.5650.0520.4710.677< 0.001
Other1.0410.0920.8741.2390.650
Census Region
NortheastRef    
Midwest1.3080.0921.1371.504< 0.001
South1.4200.0901.2531.609< 0.001
West1.6060.1481.3381.929< 0.001
Education Level     
 Less than high schoolRef    
GED1.1710.1080.9761.4060.088
High school graduate1.0620.0890.8991.2550.474
Some college (no degree) or associate1.3570.1141.1491.603< 0.001
Bachelor's degree or 1.3430.1551.0681.6880.012
Advanced degree1.1700.1480.9111.5040.217
Poverty0.9700.0590.8601.0950.622
Health Insurance     
Some private insuranceRef.    
Private insurance, some Medicare0.9730.0850.8181.1570.755
Private insurance or Medicare1.0100.0810.8611.1840.904
Other insurance only1.1840.1400.9371.4970.156
No insurance0.9010.0540.8001.0140.084