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. 2009 Feb 4;64B(2):279–289. doi: 10.1093/geronb/gbn009

Table 3.

Relative Hazards of Mortality by Frailty, Sex, and Age: Chinese Longitudinal Healthy Longevity Survey, 2002–2005

Men
Women
Model I Model II Model I Model II
Age 65–79
    FI first quartile 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00
    FI second quartile 1.18 (0.19) 1.18 (0.20) 1.37 (0.22)† 1.34 (0.22†
    FI third quartile 2.05 (0.37)*** 2.01 (0.36)*** 2.56 (0.50)*** 2.34 (0.47)***
    FI fourth quartile 5.17 (1.03)*** 4.56 (0.96)*** 4.16 (1.10)*** 3.84 (1.01)***
Age 80–89
    FI first quartile 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00
    FI second quartile 1.40 (0.19)* 1.39 (0.19)* 1.38 (0.18)* 1.38 (0.18)*
    FI third quartile 1.99 (0.26)*** 1.94 (0.26)*** 2.33 (0.30)*** 2.20 (0.29)***
    FI fourth quartile 4.14 (0.54)*** 3.99 (0.53)*** 3.72 (0.49)*** 3.52 (0.48)***
Age 90–99
    FI first quartile 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00
    FI second quartile 1.41 (0.23)* 1.35 (0.22)† 1.84 (0.29)*** 1.84 (0.29)***
    FI third quartile 1.69 (0.25)*** 1.55 (0.23)** 2.37 (0.36)*** 2.38 (0.36)***
    FI fourth quartile 2.75 (0.39)*** 2.41 (0.36)*** 4.47 (0.67)*** 4.44 (0.69)***
Age 100+
    FI first quartile 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00
    FI second quartile 2.45 (0.96)* 2.12 (0.84)+ 1.50 (0.30)* 1.44 (0.29)†
    FI third quartile 2.66 (0.99)** 2.28 (0.85)* 2.11 (.40)*** 2.01 (0.38)***
    FI fourth quartile 4.62 (1.68)*** 3.86 (1.41)*** 3.17 (.60)*** 2.94 (.56)***

Notes: Relative hazards are from Weibull hazard models. Model I controls for age and ethnicity. Model II further controls for urban–rural residence, SES, family/social connection and support, and health practices. Numbers in the parentheses are standard errors.

p < 0.1; *p < 0.05; **p < 0.01; ***p < 0.001.