As the initial statistical analysis indicated that the association between social capital and all-cause mortality differed between the genders (p < 0.01, Table 2) regardless of age, socioeconomic status, health status, and health behaviour, we stratified all subsequent models by gender.
Questions related to HIV testing history and behaviours were stratified according to whether the participants had ever received an HIV test.
Figure 1 summarizes the main results, by showing the percentage of incorrect behaviour per criterion stratified by type of HCW.
These ten behaviours are further stratified by gender and age (Tables not included).
According to sedentary behaviour and physical activity, we stratified the participants into six groups, including sedentary behaviour <60 min/day, sedentary behaviour ≥60 min/day, HPA level <30 min/day, HPA level ≥30 min/day, HPA or MPA level <150 min/week and HPA or MPA level ≥150 min/week.
The questions related to sexual risk behaviour were taken from validated tools with indices of self reported sexual activities, including whether a person has performed the behaviour and how often, stratified by partner type.
In this study, the behaviours of a novel stratified, and two standard, stores were analyzed.
To do this, the data set was stratified by reporting behaviour.
The methylation levels of the FAIM2 promoter were significantly different in obese and lean children when the groups were stratified by sedentary behaviour and physical activity.
We do not have information on prostate cancer testing in this study population and, thus, cannot evaluate the associations stratified by screening behaviour.
