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Urban-rural Disparities and Related Factors in Rates of Smoking by Korean Adolescents

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KMID : 1032220130080010033
À¯Á¤¿Á ( Yu Jung-Ok ) - ´Ù¿îÃʵîÇб³

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Abstract

Purpose: The study was done to explore relationships between residential areas and smoking rates and to identify related factors contributing to smoking in Korea adolescents.

Methods: An analysis was done of smoking rates and socioeconomic position indicators by city size based on a 2012 cross-sectional nationwide online survey conducted with 74,186 Korean middle and high school students aged 12-18 years old. Data were analyzed using x2-test and multiple logistic regression with the SPSS/WIN18.0 program.

Results: Analyses revealed that rural boys were more likely to be current smokers compared to metropolitan boys (odds ratio 1.18, 95%-confidence interval 1.01; 1.38) but residential areas and smoking rates among girls were not related. After adjusting for covariates, results showed that city size, Family affluence score, economic status, parents¡¯ education level, living with parents, school type, and school achievement were related to increased an proportion of adolescents who smoked.

Conclusion: In conclusion, rural living is a determinant of smoking among boys. Tobacco control programs should recognize differences in living conditions between rural and urban areas.
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smoking, adolescent
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