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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2024 Jun 17.
Published in final edited form as: Circulation. 2020 Sep 21;143(7):e239–e248. doi: 10.1161/CIR.0000000000000907

Table 4.

Ten-Year Change in Awareness and Likelihood (OR) of Identifying Heart Disease/Heart Attack, Cancer (All), or Breast Cancer as the LCOD Among US Women by Age and Race/Ethnicity, 2019 vs 2009*

Heart Disease/Heart Attack Cancer (All) Breast Cancer
Absolute %
Difference
2009–2019
Unadjusted
OR
(95% CI)
Adjusted
OR
(95% CI)
Absolute %
Difference
2009–2019
Unadjusted
OR
(95% CI)
Adjusted
OR
(95% CI)
Absolute %
Difference
2009–2019
Unadjusted
OR
(95% CI)
Adjusted
OR
(95% CI)
Overall −21.2 0.42
(0.36–0.49)
0.36
(0.29–0.45)
13.6 1.86
(1.57–2.20)
1.96
(1.58–2.44)
8.6 2.31
(1.79–2.99)
2.59
(1.86–3.67)
Race/ethnicity
 NH White −16.6 0.49
(0.40–0.60)
0.41
(0.32–0.53)
8.9 1.54
(1.25–1.91)
1.70
(1.30–2.23)
5.5 1.91
(1.37–2.71)
2.21
(1.43–3.48)
 NH Black −28.1 0.31
(0.19–0.49)
0.33
(0.16–0.67)
25.8 2.96
(1.85–2.40)
2.25
(1.14–4.50)
20.8 3.74
(2.05–7.16)
4.76
(1.99–12.52)
 Hispanic −28.9 0.28
(0.17–0.44)
0.14
(0.07–0.28)
17.5 2.04
(1.32–3.18)
2.84
(1.52–5.44)
11.4 2.21
(1.23–4.11)
4.35
(1.78–12.11)
 NH Asian −19.4 0.44
(0.22–0.86)
0.39
(0.16–0.91)
15.5 1.96
(0.99–3.99)
2.31
(1.02–5.48)
8.0 2.64
(0.83–11.04)
2.46
(0.65–11.90)
Age groups, y
 25–34 −41.3 0.17
(0.11–0.25)
0.19
(0.10–0.34)
26.0 3.14
(2.09–4.76)
3.25
(1.83–5.97)
19.1 6.16
(3.13–13.65)
4.04
(1.67–11.35)
 35–44 −18.1 0.48
(0.34–0.68)
0.47
(0.29–0.74)
9.4 1.52
(1.06–2.20)
1.34
(0.83–2.18)
6.9 1.74
(1.07–2.88)
2.05
(1.05–4.10)
 45–64 −22.6 0.39
(0.30–0.51)
0.26
(0.19–0.37)
14.1 1.90
(1.45–2.50)
2.49
(1.75–3.57)
7.7 2.45
(1.57–3.92)
3.38
(1.88–6.35)
 ≥65 −5.7 0.78
(0.55–1.09)
1.37
(0.84–2.23)
6.6 1.39
(0.96–2.02)
0.86
(0.52–1.41)
3.5 1.42
(0.84–2.43)
1.11
(0.55–2.32)

Data were weighted by age, race/ethnicity, educational attainment, household income, and region to reflect the composition of the US population of women ≥25 years of age who speak English according to distributions reported in the US Census Bureau’s March 2018 Current Population Survey.11 LCOD indicates leading cause of death; NH, non-Hispanic; and OR, odds ratio.

*

ORs interpreted as likelihood of identifying the cause of death as the LCOD in 2019 compared with 2009 (eg, the referent group is the prevalence in 2009).

Adjusted models include the following covariates: age (except in models stratified by age), race/ethnicity (except in models stratified by race/ethnicity), educational attainment, household income, history of heart attack, stroke, and diabetes mellitus (hypertension not available in 2009).

P<0.05.