Table 2.

Logistic Regression Models for Acute Myocardial Infarction For Patients Aged 18 to 44 Years, 2000 to 2003

Acute Myocardial Infarction (N=11,011)
Risk Factor	Unadjusted OR*	95% CI for Unadjusted OR	Adjusted OR†	95% CI for Adjusted OR	p for Adjusted OR
Amphetamine Abuse	2.09	(1.63—2.63)	1.61	(1.24—2.04)	0.0004
Cocaine Abuse	2.69	(2.45—2.94)	2.14	(1.94—2.36)	<0.0001
Tobacco	10.21	(9.82—10.61)	6.32	(6.06—6.59)	<0.0001
Alcohol Abuse	1.04	(0.94—1.15)	0.55	(0.50—0.61)	<0.0001
Lipid Disorder	29.90	(28.72—31.14)	11.61	(11.06—12.19)	<0.0001
Hypertension	7.76	(7.47—8.07)	2.90	(2.77—3.04)	<0.0001
Diabetes	4.26	(4.06—4.46)	1.30	(1.23—1.37)	<0.0001
Obesity	3.29	(3.09—3.50)	1.05	(0.98—1.12)	0.179
Congenital Defects	3.70	(2.88—4.67)	2.53	(1.94—3.24)	<0.0001
Coagulation Defects	1.18	(1.01—1.37)	1.27	(1.08—1.49)	0.004

^*Unadjusted odds ratios were estimated for each risk factor and AMI using simple logistic regression

^†Adjusted odds ratios were estimated for each risk factor and AMI, while controlling for the other risk factors, using multiple logistic regression