Aspects of (un)healthy behaviour
Explanation of symbols
Table explanation
Trend figures on smoking, drinking, cervical smears and mammographies,
by sex, type of insurance, age and highest level of education
1989 - 2000
Changed on June 01 2010.
Frequency: Discontinued.
by sex, type of insurance, age and highest level of education
1989 - 2000
Changed on June 01 2010.
Frequency: Discontinued.
Description topics
- Smoking
- Smokers are all persons in the age category 16 years and older who smoke
(hand-rolled) cigarettes, cigars and/or a pipe.- Percentage of smokers
- Total % of smokers
- Drinking
- Persons aged 16 years and older who occasionally drink alcohol.
- Percentage of drinkers
- Total % of drinkers
- Cervical smear tests (women >= 16 yrs)
- Percentage of women aged 16 years and older who had their cervix examined
for cancer.- Total cervival smear test
- Mammography (women >= 16 yrs)
- X-raying of the female breasts.
- % ever been tested for breast cancer
- Percentage of women who have ever been tested for breast cancer.
- Total % ever been tested
- % tested for breast cancer last 2 years
- Percentage of women in the age category 16 years and older who have
been tested for breast cancer in the last 2 years.- Total % tested last 2 years
- Breast-feeding
- The data on breast-feeding refer to babies/toddlers in the age category 6
months to 4 years.- % 'babies' breast-fed from birth
- Percentage of babies breast-fed from birth.
- Total % 'babies' breast-fed from birth
- % 'babies' at the age of 3 months
- Percentage of babies still being breast-fed after 3 months.
- Total % 'babies' age of 3 months
- % 'babies' at the age of 6 months
- Percentage of babies still being breast-fed after 6 months.
- Total 'babies' age of 6 months