Table 12.

Odds ratios and confidence intervals for other disorders between exposed and unexposed residents

	Exposed N(%) or mean ± s.d.	Unexposed N(%) or mean ± s.d.	Odds Ratio	Confidence Interval	P-value
Diabetes*	10 (12.35)	6 (4.65)	3.26	0.96, 11.10	0.06
Reduced sense of smell**	3.80 ± 3.53	2.12 ± 2.23	3.77	1.96, 7.25	<0.0001
Nausea**	4.54 ± 3.20	2.23 ± 1.51	4.82	2.58, 8.99	<0.0001
Loss of appetite**	3.80 ± 2.70	2.13 ± 1.49	3.44	1.86, 6.37	<0.0001
Stomach swells or is bloated**	5.07 ± 3.78	2.13 ± 1.80	6.76	3.46, 13.19	<0.0001
Constipation**	4.16 ± 3.36	2.68 ± 2.14	2.90	1.58, 5.35	0.0006
Diarrhea**	3.78 ± 2.89	2.55 ± 1.75	2.75	1.49, 5.06	0.001
Poor bladder control**	3.40 ± 3.59	2.34 ± 2.13	2.50	1.30, 4.82	0.006
Hair Loss*	33 (39.76)	6 (4.65)	14.12	4.57, 43.65	<0.0001
Seizures*	4 (4.76)	5(3.88)	0.85	0.18, 4.02	0.84

*Odds ratio and confidence intervals are estimated using logistic regression

** Odds ratio and confidence intervals are estimated using multinomial logistic regression models with generalized estimating equations (GEE); odds ratio interpreted as the odds of exposed being in a higher category compared to unexposed. Respondents were asked to "score each question on a scale of 1 – 11, one representing never and 11 representing always.

Controlled for age, gender, race/ethnicity, education and smoking history