After multivariate adjustment, the significantly increased odds of hyperglycaemia persisted where the OR of hyperglycaemia for participants with high corin was 1.66 (p<0.001) in men and 1.27 (p=0.055) in women, compared with participants with low corin.
In multivariable analyses (table 1), the effects of sex, age group, and deprivation on the odds of emergency admission persisted.
Within a population-based sample of 7,414 elderly women, depressive symptomatology was associated with up to a 40% increased odds of falling, which persisted after adjustment for socio-demographic characteristics, medical conditions, functional status, medication use and other lifestyle factors [ 13].
Expressing more traditional sociocultural attitudes was, however, associated with lower odds of antenatal CMD persisting into the postnatal period.
Results Endorsement of sociocultural perinatal practices was associated with lower odds of antenatal CMD persisting into the postnatal period (adjusted odds ratio (OR) = 0.66, 95% CI 0.45 0.95).
A population prevalence of infection of 10-6 mapproachach a level where the odds of the virus persisting in the population are low [ 31].
Likewise, women who endorsed celebratory practices but did not carry them out had a sevenfold increase in the odds of antenatal CMD persisting into the postnatal period.
In multivariable analyses (table 6), the effects of sex, age group, and deprivation on the odds of lung cancer surgery persisted.
We hypothesize that such regional differences and other, unobserved differences between regions have left a lasting imprint on weight trajectories of members of this cohort, and, particularly, have created birth-region inequalities in the odds of obesity that would persist to mid-life and beyond.
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