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. 2023 May 29;15(11):2532. doi: 10.3390/nu15112532

Table 4.

Multivariate logistic regression models examining potential associations between soy milk consumption status and sex, race/ethnicity, education level, and age.

Independent Variables OR CI p OR CI p
Model 1 Model 2
Sex
Female 1.57 [0.97, 2.56] 0.067 1.55 [0.96, 2.51] 0.071
Ethnicity
Mexican American 4.26 [2.07, 8.76] <0.001 4.16 [2.52, 10.18] <0.001
Other Hispanic 3.21 [1.61, 6.41] 0.002 3.22 [1.85, 6.91] 0.002
Non-Hispanic Black 2.55 [1.56, 4.17] 0.001 2.62 [1.69, 4.44] <0.001
Non-Hispanic Asian 5.70 [3.82, 8.53] <0.001 5.60 [4.23, 9.30] <0.001
Other Race a 1.85 [0.73, 4.72] 0.185 1.95 [0.78, 4.99] 0.150
Education level
Less than 9th grade 1.51 [0.86, 2.65] 0.143 1.60 [0.93, 2.77] 0.087
9–11th grade 1.36 [0.78, 2.35] 0.265 1.47 [0.85, 2.57] 0.159
Some college or AA degree 1.83 [0.93, 3.62] 0.079 1.75 [0.88, 3.47] 0.105
College graduate or above 2.14 [1.21, 3.80] 0.011 1.84 [1.01, 3.33] 0.045
Moderate activity
Yes 1.65 [1.14, 2.40] 0.011
Smoking
Yes 0.82 [0.51, 1.32] 0.402

Legend: a = includes multi-racial. Significant regression equations were found for both models: F(10,16) = 21.98 (model 1) and F(12,14) = 21.16 (model 2), respectively, with a p-value < 0.001 for both. Reference categories were as follows: Male sex; Non-Hispanic White; High school graduate/GED; Moderate recreational activities in a typical week: “no”; Smoking: “no”. OR = odds ratio. CI = confidence interval. The model is based on a total n of 8511 participants.