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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2024 Apr 4.
Published in final edited form as: Environ Res. 2023 Mar 23;230:115085. doi: 10.1016/j.envres.2022.115085

Table 5.

Univariable cox proportional-hazard regression analysis.

Variable Hazard Ratio 95% confidence interval p-value for trenda
Age Range (n=641)
21–30 1 REF
31–40 0.62 0.19–2.03 0.4
41–50 1.96 0.82–4.68 0.13
51–60 2.49 1.09–5.68 0.031
61–70 3.48 1.54–7.87 0.003
71–80 4.65 2.05–10.6 <0.001
81+ 7.45 3.16–17.5 <0.001
Sex (n=691)
Female (n = 148) 1.00 REF REF
Male (n = 543) 1.94 1.555–2.426 <0.001
Ethnicity (n=654)
Hispanic or Latino (n = 17) 1.00 REF REF
Non-Spanish Non-Hispanic (n = 1.37 0.7528–2.488 0.304
637)
Race (n=678)
Asian (n = 5) 1.00 REF REF
Black (n = 12) 0.80 0.2347–2.740 0.725
Other (n = 8) 0.99 0.2669–3.706 0.993
White (n = 653) 1.73 0.6471–4.639 0.274
Histological Type (n=534)
Biphasic (n = 88) 1.00 REF REF
Epithelial or epithelioid (n = 409) 0.41 0.3220–0.5293 <0.001
Sarcomatoid (n = 37) 1.06 0.7117–1.5676 0.786
Anatomic Site (n=337)
Peritoneum (n = 44) 1.00 REF REF
Pleura (n = 293) 2.44 1.658–3.582 <0.001
Therapy (therapy itself =0 is the REF) (n=693)
Chemotherapy (458: 235) 0.64 0.5356–0.761 <0.001
Surgery (477: 216) 0.55 0.463–0.6641 <0.001
Radiation therapy (136: 557) 0.92 0.7486–1.128 0.418
Immunotherapy (49: 644) 0.47 0.3183–0.6819 <0.001
Photodynamic (76: 617) 0.92 0.709–1.192 0.526
Talc Pleurodesis (23: 670) 1.70 1.106–2.6 0.01
Exposure (exposure itself =0 is the REF) (n=693)
Asbestos (426: 267) 1.50 1.236–1.76 <0.001
Unknown (97: 596) 0.88 0.6867–1.122 0.298
Chemical Solvents (47: 646) 1.10 0.7824–1.513 0.616
Woodworking (23: 670) 0.78 0.4586–1.326 0.358
Rubber (12: 681) 0.78 0.4044–1.511 0.464
Leather (5: 688) 1.10 0.3447–3.34 0.903
Petroleum (17: 676) 0.69 0.3686–1.288 0.243
Painting (27: 666) 1.30 0.8275–1.984 0.267
Metal Work (30: 663) 1.20 0.8304–1.856 0.292
Printing (8: 685) 0.55 0.2267–1.323 0.181
Industry (industry itself=0 is the REF for each) (n=693)
Format: Industry (n1:n0) (n1 = YES, n0 = NO)
Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing and Hunting (9: 684) 0.66 0.3114–1.384 0.269
Mining, Quarrying, and Oil and Gas Extraction (15: 678) 1.00 0.5845–1.839 0.902
Utilities (24: 669) 1.10 0.6431–1.74 0.825
Construction (113: 580) 1.30 1.042–1.606 0.020
Manufacturing (188: 505) 1.20 0.992–1.431 0.061
Wholesale Trade (7: 686) 0.34 0.1107–1.071 0.066
Retail Trade (40: 653) 0.57 0.3816–0.8659 0.008
Transportation and Warehousing (46: 647) 1.00 0.7429–1.437 0.847
Information (14: 679) 0.86 0.4729–1.562 0.619
Finance and Insurance (20: 673) 0.67 0.3915–1.132 0.133
Real Estate and Rental and Leasing (12: 681) 0.74 0.3819–1.427 0.367
Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services (53: 640) 0.75 0.5406–1.03 0.075
Administrative and Support and Waste Management and Remediation Services (23: 670) 0.99 0.6116–1.608 0.973
Educational Services (57: 636) 1.00 0.7348–1.37 0.984
Health Care and Social Assistance (55: 638) 0.55 0.3945–0.7718 <0.001
Arts, Entertainment, and Recreation (10: 683) 0.69 0.3282–1.46 0.334
Accommodation and Food Services (24: 669) 0.58 0.3465–0.9732 0.039
Other Services (except Public 0.81 0.5662–1.157 0.246
Administration) (48: 645)
Public Administration (52: 641) 1.10 0.7723–1.495 0.670
Military (54: 639) 1.00 0.7532–1.425 0.828

(Categories with less than 5 records are not included in the table. REF is the reference group.)

a

p-value has not been adjusted here. Each patient was compared multiple times for the industry, therapy, and exposure; therefore, type I error may increase.