Chunk #32 — Results — Differences in smoking and smoking cessation attempt characteristics among past-year smokers between those at risk of alcohol dependence and those who drink not at risk of alcohol dependence
of alcohol dependence, adjusted for survey year (held constant at the median year, 2017) (linear and logistic regression models).Table 3Roll your own smokerCigarettes per dayMade serious quit attemptAbrupt quit attemptUse of evidence-based aidsReceived GP advice and/or supportQuit successOR (95% CI)1p-valueB (95% CI)p-valueOR (95% CI)1p-valueOR (95% CI)1p-valueOR (95% CI)1p-valueOR (95% CI)1p-valueOR (95% CI)1p-valueAt risk of alcohol dependence (versus drinker not at risk of alcohol dependence [ref])1·91 (1·58, 2·30)<0·0013·0 (2·3, 3·8)<0·0011·10 (0·91, 1·32)0·3181·76 (1·28, 2·43)<0·0010·83 (0·62, 1·13)0·2351·26 (0·92, 1·70)0·1400·69 (0·45, 1·04)0·090A linear regression models was used for cigarettes per day. Logistic regression models were used for roll your own smoker, made serious quit attempt, abrupt quit attempt, use of evidence-based aids, received GP advice and/or support, and quit success.1OR = Odds Ratio, CI = Confidence Interval.
