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Table 1 Sociodemographic characteristics by headache occurrence

From: Relationship between insomnia and headache in community-based middle-aged Hong Kong Chinese women

Variables

Total (N = 310)

HK women aged 40–60 years (N = 1,179,236)a

With headache (N = 96)

Without headache (N = 214)

Chi square/t valueb

P value

Age in year, mean (SD, range)

49.0 (5.5, 40–60)

48.3

49.3 (5.5, 40–60)

48.9 (5.5, 40–60)

0.70

0.49

Ninth grade education or above (N, %) (N = 284)c

140 (49.3)

710,468 (60.2)

42 (48.3)

98 (49.7)

0.05

0.90

Martial status (N, %) (N = 307)c

    

0.50

0.77

 Married/cohabitating

270 (87.9)

899,613 (76.3)

86 (89.6)

184 (87.2)

  

 Never married

17 (5.5)

134,525 (11.4)

4 (4.2)

13 (6.2)

  

 Divorced/widowed

20 (6.5)

145,098 (12.3)

6 (6.3)

14 (6.6)

  

Occupation (N, %) (N = 302)c

    

1.10

0.89

 Professional and associate professional

22 (7.3)

155,823 (13.2)

7 (7.5)

15 (7.2)

  

 Skilled and semi-skilled worker

45 (14.9)

276,241 (23.4)

11 (11.8)

34 (16.3)

  

 Unskilled worker

21 (7.0)

199,009 (16.9)

6 (6.5)

15 (7.2)

  

 Retired

12 (5.3)

72,860 (6.2)

5 (5.4)

11 (5.3)

  

 Unemployed/housework

198 (65.6)

475,303 (40.3)

64 (68.8)

134 (64.1)

  

Monthly family income in HK$ (N, %) (N = 294)c

    

0.00

1.00

 <15,000

122 (41.5)

1,044,131 (40.5)d

38 (41.3)

84 (41.6)

  

 ≥15,000

172 (58.5)

1,532,009 (59.5)

54 (58.7)

118 (58.4)

  
  1. aPopulation census 2006
  2. bComparing subjects with and without headaches by chi-square or unpaired t test
  3. cDifference from total N reflects omissions on reporting forms
  4. dBased on the whole HK population