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Table 2 The eating habits of the participants

From: Application of data mining methods to improve screening for the risk of early gastric cancer

 

Low risk of EGC

High risk of EGC

(n = 487)

(n = 131)

High salt intake

 Yes

137 (28.13)

39 (29.77)

 No

350 (71.87)

92 (70.23)

Pickled foods

 Often

57 (11.70)

16 (12.21)

 Seldom

430 (88.30)

115 (87.79)

Fried/smoke foodsa

 Often

43 (8.83)

6 (4.58)

 Seldom

444 (91.17)

125 (95.42)

Fruit

 Often

240 (49.28)

75 (57.25)

 Seldom

247 (50.72)

56 (42.75)

Vegetablea

 Often

456 (93.63)

128 (97.71)

 Seldom

31 (6.37)

3 (2.29)

Tea

 Often

168 (34.50)

37 (28.24)

 Seldom

319 (65.50)

94 (71.76)

Smoking

 Yes

149 (30.60)

43 (32.82)

 No

338 (69.40)

88 (67.18)

Drinking

 Yes

79 (16.22)

21 (16.03)

 No

408 (83.78)

110 (83.97)

Drinking-water source

 Water supply

422 (86.65)

124 (94.66)

 Wells water

50 (10.27)

7 (5.34)

 Rivers water

15 (3.08)

0 (0.00)

Drinking hot water

 Yes

204 (41.89)

68 (51.91)

 No

283 (58.11)

63 (48.09)

Speed of eating

 Fast

306 (62.83)

70 (53.44)

 Slow

181 (37.17)

61 (46.56)

  1. All data are presented as a number (percentage)
  2. aItems were eliminated because of weak correlation with the risk of EGC