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Motivating factors for using e-cigarettes among study respondents (n = 238).
- Figure 2:
Characteristics of respondents, by use of e-cigarettes. Note: Total no. of respondents who had used e-cigarettes: Sex, n = 238; Family member smokes, n = 236; Friends smoke, n = 236; Used cigarettes in last 30 d, n = 234; Cigarillo use, n = 236; Water pipe use, n = 234. Total no. of respondents who had not used e-cigarettes: Sex, n = 2040; Family member smokes, n = 2005; Friends smoke, n = 1999; Used cigarettes in last 30 d, n = 2021; Cigarillo use, n = 2034; Water pipe use, n = 2025.
Tables
- Table 1:
Characteristics of respondents in the Niagara region by population, e-cigarette use, cigarette use and use of other tobacco products
- Table 2:
Odds ratios calculated using multivariable logistic regression* for the association between e-cigarette use and sociodemographic factors, by risk factor
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