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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2009 Oct 6.
Published in final edited form as: Arthritis Rheum. 2006 Apr 15;55(2):248–255. doi: 10.1002/art.21842

Table 4.

ORs and associated 95% CIs from multiple logistic regression modeling the 2-year ADL disability incidence*

Baseline (1998)
characteristics
Adjusted OR 95% CI
Arthritis 1.48 1.21–1.80
Demographic factors
 African American 1.22  0.92–1.60 
 Hispanic 1.21  0.78–1.87 
 Other race 0.78  0.31–1.93 
 Female sex 1.21 1.00–1.47
 Age, years
  75–84 1.65 1.33–2.05
  ≥85 3.66 2.83–4.74
 Not married 0.76  0.56–1.04 
 Live alone 1.19  0.89–1.61 
Health factors
 Other chronic conditions
  Cancer 1.10  0.85–1.43 
  Depressive symptoms 1.39 1.17–1.65
  Diabetes 1.53 1.15–2.04
  Heart disease 1.14  0.89–1.47 
  Hypertension 1.18  0.98–1.44 
  Pulmonary disease 1.60 1.20–2.13
  Obesity 1.41 1.17–1.69
  Stroke 2.23 1.48–3.36
  Vision (poor/legally blind) 1.40  0.95–2.06 
Higher level limitation(s)
 Physical 1.43 1.17–1.75
 IADL 3.58 2.75–4.66
Behavioral factors
 Current smoking 1.08  0.72–1.64 
 Alcohol use ≥3 drinks/day 0.81  0.45–1.47 
 Lack of RVPA 2.11 1.64–2.73
Medical access factors
 Education <12 years 0.98  0.79–1.22 
 Household income in the lowest quartile 1.15  0.88–1.51 
 Family wealth in the lowest quartile 1.11  0.81–1.52 
 Medicare only 1.31 1.01–1.70
 Other government insurance 1.36  0.96–1.94 
 None/missing 0.31  0.07–1.37 
*

N = 7,758 participants in the 1998 Health and Retirement Study. See Table 1 for definitions.

Statistically significant.