TABLE 4.

Logistic Regression Model for High LDL (As Defined by LDL ≥ 160 or Being on a Statin)

	Women (N = 7,972)			Men (N = 7,492)
Variable	OR	[95% CI]	OR	[95% CI]
PIR (in first wave:1976–80)a	.995	[.903–1.096]	1.068	[.975–1.169]
Year (10-year increments)	.917	[.769–1.093]	1.039	[.879–1.227]
PIR × Year	.962	[.907–1.020]	.961	[.915–1.008]
Age	1.166***	[1.127–1.207]	1.181***	[1.153–1.209]
Age2	.999***	[.999–.999]	.999***	[.998–.999]
Race
Non-Hispanic Black	.801*	[.650–.987]	.772*	[.622–.958]
Mexican-American	.599***	[.454–.789]	.822	[.665–1.016]
Other Race	.947	[.710–1.265]	.906	[.670–1.226]
Non-Hispanic White	—	—	—	—
BMI	1.026***	[1.014–1.038]	1.024**	[1.007–1.041]
PIR (in last wave:1999–04)	.908*	[.840–.982]	.971	[.916–1.030]

^*p < .05;

^**p < .01;

^***p < .001

^aPIR = poverty income ratio and OR = change in odds estimated for a one-unit increase in PIR