Table 1

Comparison of multiple intervention (MI) and historical control (HC) cohorts on demographics and lifestyle characteristics

VariableMenWomen
MI (%)HC (%)p Value*MI (%)HC (%)p Value*
*From χ2 statistic.
†In analysis of military occupational specialty and basic combat training location, zero cells were not included in the analysis.
‡Military occupational specialties: 63G, fuel and electrical system repairer; 63W, wheel vehicle repairer; 63D, self propelled field artillery system mechanic; 63H, track vehicle repairer; 63Y, track vehicle mechanic.
§BCT, basic combat training.
Rank
    Private One64.760.458.452.0
    Private Two19.522.821.725.8
    Private First Class13.113.10.0215.518.40.59
    Specialist2.43.84.33.9
Military occupational specialty†‡
    63G8.58.66.85.1
    63W59.461.768.383.2
    63D5.39.6<0.010.00.0<0.01
    63H12.710.214.39.8
    63Y14.19.910.62.0
Race
    Black11.516.321.520.6
    Caucasian63.861.358.461.0
    Hispanic14.814.2<0.018.79.60.56
    Other9.98.28.711.4
BCT Location†§
    Fort Jackson, SC24.210.781.964.1
    Fort Knox, KY56.867.40.70.5
    Fort Leonard Wood, MO6.04.3<0.0112.818.6<0.01
    Fort Benning, GA7.811.30.00.0
    Fort Sill, OK4.04.24.015.5
    Other1.22.10.71.4
Injury on entry
    Yes7.49.70.0419.616.90.51
    No92.690.380.483.1
Illness on entry
    Yes2.02.90.144.12.7
    No98.097.195.997.30.48
Cigarette smoking (once in 30 days before BCT§)
    Yes43.345.70.2340.941.4
    No56.754.359.158.60.93
Smokeless tobacco use (once in 30 days before BCT§)
    Yes16.917.00.925.43.6
    No83.183.094.696.40.41