Table:
socio-demographic characteristics
women
men

sample size
%
95% confidence interval
sample size
%
95% confidence interval

from
to
from
to

age group

60 to 69 years
551
55.6
50.3
60.8
620
59.0
55.0
62.9

70 to 79 years
499
44.4
39.2
49.7
441
41.0
37.1
45.0

married/common-law
548
62.8
58.5
66.8
784
80.7
77.0
83.9

less than secondary school graduation
308
28.5
24.0
33.4
275
29.6
25.5
34.1

in lowest income quintile
321
28.0
24.2
32.1
228
20.4
16.6
24.7

white
933
85.8
79.8
90.2
930
88.4
83.0
92.3

has regular doctor
1021
97.9
96.6
98.7
1027
96.8
95.2
97.9

health behaviours

current smoker
108
9.9
7.6
12.8
155
14.7
12.1
17.7

less than 150 minutes/week in moderate-to-vigorous physical activity
657
63.9
59.5
68.2
614
57.6
53.3
61.8

eats fruits or vegetables less than 5 times per day
681
67.9
63.5
72.0
802
75.7
72.3
78.8

co-morbidity

overweight or obese
813
78.1
74.1
81.6
900
85.9
82.6
88.6

diabetes
281
25.0
22.0
28.3
353
32.9
29.1
37.0

chronic kidney disease
276
24.8
21.0
29.1
213
19.4
16.0
23.4

non-hdl cholesterol 4.3 mmol/l or more
230
22.7
19.2
26.6
168
16.3
13.8
19.3

cardiovascular disease
228
19.8
16.7
23.3
374
35.7
31.6
40.0

family history

high blood pressure
642
61.3
57.4
65.1
539
54.7
49.8
59.5

early cardiovascular disease
338
33.0
29.7
36.6
278
23.5
20.6
26.8

medication use

one antihypertensive medication
561
54.0
50.1
57.9
553
51.8
47.4
56.1

two antihypertensive medications
362
35.0
31.6
38.5
356
33.2
29.5
37.1

three or more antihypertensive medications
127
11.0
8.6
13.9
152
15.1
12.1
18.6

medication type

diuretic
341
31.5
27.4
35.9
221
19.8
16.2
23.8

calcium channel antagonist
314
29.8
25.7
34.3
310
29.3
24.7
34.4

agent acting on renin-angiotension system
719
68.4
64.7
71.9
840
80.1
77.3
82.7

beta-blocker
294
27.7
24.4
31.4
356
34.6
30.5
38.9

non-steroidal anti-inflammatory and antirheumatic
246
24.1
20.9
27.7
169
14.3
12.2
16.8

Statement: women treated for hypertension were less likely than treated men to be married or living common law, to smoke, to eat fruits or vegetables less than five times per day, to be overweight or obese, or to have diabetes or cardiovascular disease.
Question: list all the risk factors that women treated for hypertension has less than treated men.
Answer: married/common-law