Table 2 Odds ratios of being in a poor health condition at the subsequent wave for the DI by age and sex, CLHLS 2002–2011, pooled, unweighted

 Ages 100+ (291/125)

1.035 (1.021–1.049)***

1.048 (1.021–1.077)***

 Ages 90–99 (743/679)

1.036 (1.026–1.045)***

1.036 (1.025–1.048)***

 Ages 80–89 (1480/1633)

1.045 (1.036–1.054)***

1.043 (1.033–1.053)***

 Ages 65–79 (3055/3390)

1.058 (1.045–1.070)***

1.066 (1.053–1.080)***

 Ages 100+ (550/159)

1.024 (1.003–1.046)*

1.039 (1.011–1.069)**

 Ages 90–99 (1128/833)

1.013 (1.008–1.031)**

1.035 (1.022–1.048)***

 Ages 80–89 (1838/1794)

1.011 (1.003–1.019)**

1.026 (1.017–1.035)***

 Ages 65–79 (3351/3471)

1.020 (1.011–1.030)***

1.035 (1.025–1.046) ***

 Ages 100+ (462/113)

1.007 (0.995–1.018)

1.024 (0.998–1.050) +

 Ages 90–99 (649/487)

1.009 (1.000–1.019) +

1.019 (1.005–1.032)**

 Ages 80–89 (848/808)

1.010 (0.999–1.021) +

1.021 (1.007–1.034)**

 Ages 65–79 (1347/1481)

1.022 (1.001–1.040)*

1.027 (1.008–1.047)**

 Ages 100+ (465/144)

1.029 (1.018–1.039)***

1.051 (1.026–1.077)***

 Ages 90–99 (749/593)

1.022 (1.014–1.030)***

1.027 (1.016–1.038)***

 Ages 80–89 (1105/1083)

1.033 (1.025–1.041)***

1.039 (1.029–1.049)***

 Ages 65–79 (1738/1959)

1.043 (1.033–1.054)***

1.058 (1.047–1.070)***

 Ages 100+ (582/151)

1.019 (1.007–1.030)**

1.051 (1.023–1.080)***

 Ages 90–99 (931/652)

1.016 (1.001–1.025)***

1.011 (0.999–1.021) +

 Ages 80–89 (1315/1218)

1.011 (1.003–1.018)**

1.005 (0.996–1.014)

 Ages 65–79 (1979/2073)

1.016 (1.006–1.025)**

1.022 (1.012–1.032)***