| |
Own home
|
Elsewhere
|
|---|
| |
Men (n = 1176)
|
Women (n = 1503)
|
Men (n = 686)
|
Women (n = 951)
|
|---|
| |
OR
|
95 % Cl
|
OR
|
95 % Cl
|
OR
|
95 % Cl
|
OR
|
95 % Cl
|
|---|
|
Age group
|
|
65-74 years
|
1.00
| |
1.00
| |
1.00
| |
1.00
| |
|
75-84 years
|
1.49
|
[1.15 - 1.92]
|
1.55
|
[1.23 - 1.96]
|
1.43
|
[1.02 - 2.02]
|
1.85
|
[1.37 - 2.50]
|
|
≥ 85 years
|
2.13
|
[1.08 - 4.21]
|
2.21
|
[1.12 - 4.39]
|
1.98
|
[0.81 - 4.84]
|
1.98
|
[0.90 - 4.35]
|
|
Body mass index
|
|
Normal
|
1.00
| |
1.00
| |
1.00
| |
1.00
| |
|
Slim
|
0.91
|
[0.42 - 1.96]
|
1.02
|
[0.57 - 1.80]
|
1.40
|
[0.53 - 3.70]
|
0.76
|
[0.42 - 1.39]
|
|
Overweight/Obese
|
1.05
|
[0.81 - 1.35]
|
1.15
|
[0.92 - 1.44]
|
1.07
|
[0.77 - 1.50]
|
1.03
|
[0.76 - 1.39]
|
|
History of disease
|
|
Absence of disease
|
1.00
| |
1.00
| |
1.00
| |
1.00
| |
|
Prevarence of diabetes
|
1.38
|
[0.95 - 1.99]
|
1.33
|
[0.86 - 2.08]
|
1.33
|
[0.96 - 1.83]
|
1.27
|
[0.96 - 1.68]
|
|
Prevarence of hypertension
|
1.23
|
[0.96 - 1.56]
|
1.04
|
[0.84 - 1.30]
|
0.89
|
[0.57 - 1.39]
|
1.29
|
[0.76 - 2.20]
|
|
Prevarence of hyperlipidemia
|
1.14
|
[0.71 - 1.84]
|
1.07
|
[0.79 - 1.45]
|
1.33
|
[0.65 - 2.70]
|
0.79
|
[0.55 - 1.14]
|
|
Prevarence of depression
|
1.07
|
[0.22 - 5.19]
|
2.76
|
[0.89 - 8.62]
|
-#
| |
1.27
|
[0.41 - 3.98]
|
|
Standard of living
|
|
Acceptable
|
1.00
| |
1.00
| |
1.00
| |
1.00
| |
|
Slightly difficult
|
1.43
|
[1.06 - 1.92]
|
1.19
|
[0.92 - 1.54]
|
1.05
|
[0.73 - 1.51]
|
1.21
|
[0.88 - 1.65]
|
|
Difficult/Severely difficult
|
1.10
|
[0.77 - 1.56]
|
0.85
|
[0.61 - 1.18]
|
1.18
|
[0.79 - 1.74]
|
1.00
|
[0.71 - 1.41]
|
|
Working status
|
|
Working
|
1.00
| |
1.00
| |
1.00
| |
1.00
| |
|
Non-working
|
2.09
|
[1.63 - 2.69]
|
2.20
|
[1.75 - 2.76]
|
1.96
|
[1.36 - 2.83]
|
1.39
|
[0.97 - 1.99]
|
|
Social network
|
|
≥ 12
|
1.00
| |
1.00
| |
1.00
| |
1.00
| |
|
< 12
|
1.56
|
[1.23 - 2.00]
|
2.14
|
[1.71 - 2.68]
|
2.01
|
[1.46 - 2.79]
|
1.34
|
[1.02 - 1.77]
|
- Abbreviation: OR, Odds ratio. OR were adjusted for the effect of all other variables shown in table
- Sharp (#) shows that prevalence of depression was not the analysis (n = 2)
