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Table 2 Multivariable logistic regression on usual alcohol consumption and three-year risk of self-reported falls (Model 1) and baseline falls (Model 2)

From: Association between usual alcohol consumption and risk of falls in middle-aged and older Chinese adults

Variables

Model 1 (n = 11,667)

Model 2 (n = 12,910)

Age, years

1.02(1.01,1.02)

1.01(1.01,1.02)

Gender

 Female

1

1

 Male

0.66(0.58,0.76)

0.74(0.65,0.84)

Residence

 Urban

1

1

 Rural

1.00(0.90,1.10)

1.04(0.94,1.16)

Education

 No formal education

1

1

 Sishu/Homeschool/Elementary school

0.95(0.84,1.06)

1.00(0.89,1.12)

 Middle school and above

0.95(0.83,1.10)

0.95(0.82,1.10)

Marital status

 Cohabited

1

1

 Living alone

1.21(1.07,1.36)

1.07(0.95,1.20)

Smoking status

 No

1

1

 Yes

1.06(0.93,1.20)

1.03(0.91,1.18)

Sleep duration

 < 7 h

1.19(1.04,1.36)

1.19(1.04,1.36)

 7–8 h

1

1

 ≥ 8 h

0.99(0.86,1.15)

0.95(0.81,1.10)

Midday nap

 0 min

1

1

 0–30 min

1.03(0.90,1.18)

0.99(0.86,1.14)

 30–60 min

0.93(0.80,1.09)

0.91(0.78,1.06)

 > 60 min

0.89(0.76,1.05)

0.90(0.77,1.07)

Body mass index

 Underweight

0.98(0.80,1.18)

1.12(0.92,1.36)

 Normal

1

1

 Overweight

0.91(0.75,1.12)

1.16(0.94,1.42)

 Obesity

0.93(0.74,1.16)

1.05(0.83,1.32)

Depression

 No

1

1

 Yes

1.27(1.15,1.4)

1.37(1.24,1.52)

IADL a

 Independent

1

1

 Dependent

1.25(1.09,1.42)

1.40(1.23,1.59)

Pain

 No

1

1

 Yes

1.39(1.26,1.55)

1.77(1.59,1.96)

Handgrip strength

 High

1

1

 Low

1.21(1.10,1.35)

1.28(1.15,1.42)

Comorbidities

 0

1

1

 1

1.13(0.99,1.27)

1.20(1.05,1.36)

 ≥ 2

1.34(1.19,1.51)

1.47(1.30,1.66)

Alcohol consumption

 Never drinkers

1

1

 Former drinkers

1.24(1.05,1.46)

1.13(0.96,1.34)

 Moderate drinkers

1.22(1.06,1.41)

1.18(1.02,1.37)

 Excessive drinkers

1.36(1.15,1.61)

1.32(1.11,1.57)

  1. a Abbreviations: IADL instrumental activities of daily living
  2. b Bold values indicate P < 0.05
  3. c The model adjusted for all variables in Table 1 including age, gender, IADL, pain, education, residence, marital status, comorbidities, handgrip strength, smoking status, depression, self-reported sleep duration, daytime napping, BMI