In addition, women having a low-position occupation were significantly more likely to be a smoker than their counterparts with a high-position occupation (odds ratio: 5.18).
The other significant associations were with use of condom often or always for sex over the past 6 months (odds ratio 14.5), no circumcision (odds ratio 13.8), more than one lifetime women sex partner or ever visited sex worker (odds ratio 3.5), and transport-related occupation (odds ratio 3.1).
Two population-based case control studies in Washington State also found that nasal cancer was strongly associated with employment in wood-related occupations (odds ratio (OR)=2.4, 95% CI=0.8 6.7) increasing to an OR of 3.1 (95% CI=1.0 9.0) after a 15-year induction period was considered (Vaughan and Davis, 1991).
Occupation student (odds ratio [OR], 17.5; 95% CI: 1.9 161.1) and recreational gardening (OR, 8.6; 95% CI: 1.0-73.8), identified by univariate logistic regression, were associated with infection.
For bidi smoking, after adjusting for education and occupation the odds ratio among poorer groups compared to the richer groups became closer to one while the association between SLT use and dual use with wealth changed a little after adjustment for educational attainment and occupation (Table 2).
For list B occupations, the odds ratio was 0.94 (95% CI: 0.46, 1.94) based on 24 cases and 26 controls exposed; there were few exposed women in specific occupations, with the exception of laundry and dry cleaners (12 cases and 11 controls exposed), for which we calculated an odds ratio of 1.26 (95% CI: 0.46, 3.41).
True, my diet now is in stark contrast with those early years, and my occupation seems at odds with my grandparents'.
The grievance extends beyond women to the very idea of relationships, and how they take us out of ourselves: in demanding such punishing hard work, such relentless second-guessing, they're conceived of as an occupation fundamentally at odds with the film's preferred pastimes of sport, shopping and selfie-taking.
Workplace-oriented rehabilitation and/or change of occupation reduced the odds of sickness absence and disability pension.
a Adjusted for sex, age, education, income location of residence, marital status, and occupation b OR, odds ratio; CI, confidence interval The risks of exposure to ETS according to health behavior factors are shown in Table 4.
The statistically significant association between the last primary occupation and the odds of accidents at the work place shows that Nepalese migrants working in the construction and agricultural sectors were at higher risk than other occupational groups.
