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Variables
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n (%)*
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Age (year)
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20–29
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117 (14.4)
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30–39
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309 (38.1)
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40–49
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259 (31.9)
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50+
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126 (15.5)
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Sex
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Male
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285 (35.0)
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Female
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530 (65.0)
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Education
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High school graduate or below
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161 (19.9)
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Vocational training
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154 (19.0)
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University or higher
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496 (61.2)
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Marital status
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Married
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672 (83.3)
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Single/divorced/widowed
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135 (16.7)
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Body Mass Index (kg/m2)
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Low risk (< 23)
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387 (47.8)
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Increased risk (23–27.4)
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318 (39.3)
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High risk (≥27.5)
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105 (13.0)
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Body fat percentage
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Lower risk (≤20% for men and ≤ 30% for women)
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263 (32.8)
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Higher risk (> 20% for men and > 30% for women)
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539 (67.2)
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Baseline physical activity levels
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Insufficient (< 1000 METb minutes/week)
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256 (33.2)
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Sufficient (≥1000 METb minutes/week)
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514 (66.8)
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- aSample sizes for some variables deviated slightly from 815 due to missing data. Participants with missing data: age (n = 4), education (n = 4), martial status (n = 8), BMI (n = 5), body fat (n = 13), baseline physical activity (n = 45). bMET = metabolic equivalent
