Table 4

Comparison of current social situation between AAS users in two groups and non-users.


AC group,
n = 34
 Gym, AAS-users,
n = 18
 Gym, non-users,
n = 259
 p-value 1


%
 n
 %
 n
 %
 n
Housing
 Homeless
 8.8
 3
 0.0
 0
 0.0
 0
 <0.001

Living alone
 52.9
 18
 18.8
 3
 40.2
 102

Living with partner
 5.9
 2
 0.0
 0
 16.5
 42

Living with partner
 26.5
 9
 75.0
 12
 37.8
 96

Other
 5.9
 2
 6.3
 1
 5.5
 14
Established partner
 Yes
 44.1
 15
 88.9
 16
 53.8
 136
 <0.01

No
 55.9
 19
 11.1
 2
 46.2
 117
Children
 Yes
 36.4
 12
 41.2
 7
 14.7
 38
 0.001

No
 63.6
 21
 58.8
 10
 85.3
 221
Threatened partner
 Yes
 39.4
 13
 22.2
 4
 8.6
 22
 <0.001

No
 60.6
 20
 77.8
 14
 91.4
 235
Battered partner
 Yes
 30.3
 10
 11.1
 2
 6.6
 17
 <0.001

No
 69.7
 23
 88.9
 16
 93.4
 240
Income from
 Work
 55.9
 19
 77.8
 14
 86.1
 223
 <0.001

Subsidiary
 38.2
 13
 16.7
 3
 7.3
 19

Other
 5.9
 2
 5.6
 1
 6.6
 17
Alcohol
 Risk consumption or abuse
 52.9
 18
 11.1
 2
 17.9
 46
 <0.001

Regular or no
 47.1
 16
 88.9
 16
 82.1
 211
Narcotics
 Yes
 91.2
 31
 61.1
 11
 26.6
 69
 <0.001

No
 8.8
 3
 38.9
 7
 73.4
 190
Unprescribed pharmaceuticals
 Yes
 57.6
 19
 41.2
 7
 11.8
 30
 <0.001

No
 42.4
 14
 58.8
 10
 88.2
 225
Driving license
 Yes
 47.1
 18
 72.2
 13
 77.0
 194
 <0.05

No
 52.9
 16
 27.8
 5
 23.0
 58
Sentenced for crime
 Yes
 97.1
 33
 38.9
 7
 16.5
 42
 <0.001

No
 2.9
 1
 61.1
 11
 83.5
 213
Food additives
 Yes
 90.6
 29
 88.9
 16
 75.2
 194
 0.075

No
 9.4
 3
 11.1
 2
 24.8
 64
Training frequency per week
 >4 times
 35.3
 12
 16.7
 3
 16.2
 42
 0.096

3–4 times
 47.1
 16
 72.2
 13
 67.2
 174

<3 times
 17.6
 6
 11.1
 2
 16.6
 43

1 Fisher's exact test, 2-sided for three groups

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