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. 2024 Apr 29;50(4):300–309. doi: 10.5271/sjweh.4158

Table 4. Crude and adjusted hazard ratios and 95% confidence intervals for associations between education level and ischemic heart disease mortality.

  >15   13–14   12   10–11   <9
  HR
(95% CI)
  HR
(95% CI)
% reduction (95% CI)   HR
(95% CI)
% reduction (95% CI)   HR
(95% CI)
% reduction (95% CI)   HR
(95% CI)
% reduction (95% CI)
Crude 1.00   1.21
(0.88–1.65)
    1.57
(1.17–2.11)
    2.15
(1.66–2.77)
    2.47
(1.90–3.20)
 
Model 1 a 1.00   1.13
(0.82–1.55)
38.3
(–199.1–321.4)
  1.36
(1.00–1.85)
36.5
(18.9–70.3)
  1.68
(1.27–2.23)
40.5
(24.0–57.1)
  1.75
(1.30–2.36)
48.7
(32.6–65.9)
Model 2 b 1.00   1.04
(0.75–1.43)
72.7 (–653.2–651.1)   1.14
(0.83–1.57)
60.6
(31.9–210.9)
  1.32
(0.98–1.80)
52.5
(33.7–86.6)
  1.34
(0.97–1.86)
54.4
(35.8–86.0)
Model 3 c 1.00   1.07
(0.77–1.48)
45.7 (–214.6–526.1)   1.23
(0.90–1.68)
36.8
(16.6–129.5)
  1.45
(1.08–1.96)
33.4
(19.3–55.6)
  1.45
(1.06–1.99)
39.9
(25.1–63.7)
Model 4 d 1.00   1.05
(0.76–1.45)
63.0 (–539.0–700.0)   1.17
(0.85–1.60)
54.2 (27.2–246.6)   1.35
(1.00–1.84)
48.0
(29.1–81.1)
  1.34
(0.97–1.86)
54.3
(34.7–87.3)

a Model 1 is adjusted for childhood socioeconomic position, divorced parents, conscription psychiatric diagnosis, conscription musculoskeletal diagnosis, emotional control, body mass index, blood pressure, alcohol consumption, smoking, and cognitive ability. b Model 2 is adjusted for covariates in model 1 + physical workload in 2005. c Model 3 is adjusted for covariates in model 1 + job control in 2005. d Model 4 is adjusted for covariates in model 1 + physical workload and job control in 2005.