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2010 BRFSS Survey Results: North Carolina

Quit Now NC--By Risks, Conditions, and Quality of Life Measures

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QuitlineNC.org as a resource to help tobacco users quit?

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	Total Respond.^	Yes	No
TOTAL	11,021	4,037	41.5	40.0-43.1	6,984	58.5	56.9-60.0
Have Health Insurance
Yes	9,660	3,453	41.0	39.4-42.6	6,207	59.0	57.4-60.6
No	1,335	577	44.3	40.0-48.7	758	55.7	51.3-60.0
Body Mass Index
Underweight	183	55	37.9	27.9-49.1	128	62.1	50.9-72.1
Recommended Range	3,391	1,244	42.2	39.3-45.1	2,147	57.8	54.9-60.7
Overweight	3,908	1,440	42.3	39.8-44.9	2,468	57.7	55.1-60.2
Obese	3,024	1,131	41.0	38.2-43.8	1,893	59.0	56.2-61.8
Current Smoker
No	9,124	3,079	38.7	37.1-40.4	6,045	61.3	59.6-62.9
Yes	1,851	940	52.7	48.6-56.8	911	47.3	43.2-51.4
History of CVD**
Yes	1,435	463	36.3	32.7-40.0	972	63.7	60.0-67.3
No	9,472	3,542	42.2	40.5-43.8	5,930	57.8	56.2-59.5
Binge Drinker
No	10,021	3,610	41.0	39.4-42.6	6,411	59.0	57.4-60.6
Yes	878	378	46.3	41.2-51.4	500	53.7	48.6-58.8
Heavy Drinker
No	10,461	3,826	41.2	39.6-42.8	6,635	58.8	57.2-60.4
Yes	373	150	47.4	38.8-56.2	223	52.6	43.8-61.2
Poor Sleep***
Yes	1,274	514	45.2	40.7-49.8	760	54.8	50.2-59.3
No	9,511	3,448	41.0	39.3-42.6	6,063	59.0	57.4-60.7
Current Asthma
Yes	931	352	44.7	39.4-50.1	579	55.3	49.9-60.6
No	10,034	3,660	41.2	39.6-42.9	6,374	58.8	57.1-60.4
Diabetes
Yes	1,558	499	35.7	32.2-39.4	1,059	64.3	60.6-67.8
No	9,352	3,502	42.3	40.6-43.9	5,850	57.7	56.1-59.4
Disability
Yes	4,198	1,488	40.0	37.5-42.5	2,710	60.0	57.5-62.5
No	6,772	2,532	42.3	40.4-44.3	4,240	57.7	55.7-59.6

Total
Respond.^

Yes

C.I.(95%)

TOTAL

11,021

4,037

41.5

40.0-43.1

6,984

58.5

56.9-60.0

Have Health Insurance

Yes

9,660

3,453

41.0

39.4-42.6

6,207

59.0

57.4-60.6

1,335

577

44.3

40.0-48.7

758

55.7

51.3-60.0

Body Mass Index

Underweight

183

37.9

27.9-49.1

128

62.1

50.9-72.1

Recommended Range

3,391

1,244

42.2

39.3-45.1

2,147

57.8

54.9-60.7

Overweight

3,908

1,440

42.3

39.8-44.9

2,468

57.7

55.1-60.2

Obese

3,024

1,131

41.0

38.2-43.8

1,893

59.0

56.2-61.8

Current Smoker

9,124

3,079

38.7

37.1-40.4

6,045

61.3

59.6-62.9

Yes

1,851

940

52.7

48.6-56.8

911

47.3

43.2-51.4

History of CVD**

Yes

1,435

463

36.3

32.7-40.0

972

63.7

60.0-67.3

9,472

3,542

42.2

40.5-43.8

5,930

57.8

56.2-59.5

Binge Drinker

10,021

3,610

41.0

39.4-42.6

6,411

59.0

57.4-60.6

Yes

878

378

46.3

41.2-51.4

500

53.7

48.6-58.8

Heavy Drinker

10,461

3,826

41.2

39.6-42.8

6,635

58.8

57.2-60.4

Yes

373

150

47.4

38.8-56.2

223

52.6

43.8-61.2

Poor Sleep***

Yes

1,274

514

45.2

40.7-49.8

760

54.8

50.2-59.3

9,511

3,448

41.0

39.3-42.6

6,063

59.0

57.4-60.7

Current Asthma

Yes

931

352

44.7

39.4-50.1

579

55.3

49.9-60.6

10,034

3,660

41.2

39.6-42.9

6,374

58.8

57.1-60.4

Diabetes

Yes

1,558

499

35.7

32.2-39.4

1,059

64.3

60.6-67.8

9,352

3,502

42.3

40.6-43.9

5,850

57.7

56.1-59.4

Disability

Yes

4,198

1,488

40.0

37.5-42.5

2,710

60.0

57.5-62.5

6,772

2,532

42.3

40.4-44.3

4,240

57.7

55.7-59.6

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**History of cardiovascular disease includes history of heart attack or coronary heart disease or stroke.

***Poor sleep defined as not getting enough rest or sleep for all 30 days out of the past 30 days.

^Use caution in interpreting cell sizes less than 50, % = Percentage, C.I.(95%) = Confidence Interval (at 95 percent probability level).
Percentages are weighted to population characteristics and therefore cannot be calculated exactly from the numbers in this table.

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