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Table 1 Study characteristics of smokers and non-smokers

From: Relationship of cardiometabolic parameters in non-smokers, current smokers, and quitters in diabetes: a systematic review and meta-analysis

Study

Country

No of participant

Intervention/control

Age/sex

Included/excluded from meta-analysis

Study design

Smoker

Non-smoker

Smoker

Non-smoker

Reynolds et al. [42] T2DM

USA

414

66

348

18.6

39.4% M

15.6

35.6% M

Included

Cross sectional study

Reynolds et al. [42]T1DM

USA

2327

203

2124

18.3

50.7% M

14.2

50.5% M

Included

Cross sectional study

Hofer et al. [43] T1DM

Austria and Germany

27,561

4051

23,510

13.66

21.6% M

13.66

78.4% M

Included

Cross sectional study

Thomas et al. [44] T2DM

China and Hong Kong

496

196

300

53.5

100% M

53

100% M

Included

Cross sectional study

Schwab et al. [45] T1DM

Germany

92

19

73

15.9

100% F

11.7

100% F

Excluded (skewed data)

Cross sectional study

Wakabayashi et al. [46] T1 and T2 DM

Japan

2563

1332

1231

52.15

54.7

Included

Cross sectional study

Hanesn et al. [47] T1DM

Denmark

32

16

16

31

87.5% M

31

87.5% M

Included

Cross sectional study

Nilsson et al. [48] T1DM

Sweden

11,513

1646

9867

41.3

47% M

40.8

55% M

Included

Cross sectional study

Nilsson et al. [48] T2DM

Sweden

40,648

4512

36,136

61.1

61% M

68.4

53% M

Included

Cross sectional study

Gerber et al. [49] T2DM

UK

763

603

160

35.1

71.3% M

36.1

52.1% M

Included

Prospective cohort study

Ohkuma et al. [50] T2DM

Japan

1184

679

505

65.6

61.2

Included

Cross sectional study