Ulf W Liebal, Rafael Schimassek, Iris Broderius, Nicole Maaßen, Alina Vogelgesang, Philipp Weyers, Lars M Blank
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study aims analyze variations prevalence different health risk behaviors according occupation working population spain crosssectional study data spanish national health survey 2017 analysis includes adults 18 65 years employment time survey health risk behaviors obesity physical inactivity free time tobacco consumption excessive alcohol consumption primary explanatory variable occupation using national classification occupations 2011 sociodemographic characteristics gender age country birth educational level prevalences p risk behaviors calculated well odd adjusted odds ratios aor highest figures obesity observed operators installations machinery assemblers p 200 ora 126 a95ci 104152 higher level physical inactivity free time appears elementary occupations p 834 ora 170 a95ci 145199 tobacco consumption higher operators installations machinery assemblies p 374 ora 122 a95ci 105143 excessive alcohol consumption appears greater extent skilled workers agricultural sector livestock forestry fisheries p 39 ora 151 a95ci 083275 results indicate greater relationship risk behaviors health manual lowerskilled occupations