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Published in final edited form as: J Epidemiol Community Health. 2009 Dec 11;65(2):137–143. doi: 10.1136/jech.2009.087379

Table 5b.

Associations between municipality characteristics and diabetes, hypertension, and cholesterol, from multilevel logistic models adjusted for individual socioeconomic characteristics, GAZEL cohort, 1990–2000, men residing in high-urbanicity degree municipalities

	Diabetes		Hypertension		Cholesterol

	OR	95% CI	OR	95% CI	OR	95% CI
Percentage of CEOs in the municipality
4^th quartile	1.00		1.00		1.00
3^rd quartile	1.69	(0.94 to 3.05)	1.02	(0.82 to 1.27)	1.08	(0.88 to 1.31)
2^nd quartile	1.21	(0.65 to 2.28)	1.13	(0.91 to 1.40)	1.16	(0.95 to 1.40)
1^rst quartile	1.31	(0.71 to 2.44)	1.00	(0.80 to 1.25)	1.20	(0.99 to 1.46)
Trend test		p=0.74		p=0.86		p=0.10
Percentage of population with a university degree or equivalent
4^th quartile	1.00		1.00		1.00
3^rd quartile	1.00	(0.56 to 1.78)	1.03	(0.83 to 1.29)	1.19	(0.98 to 1.45)
2^nd quartile	0.73	(0.39 to 1.37)	1.21	(0.97 to 1.51)	1.18	(0.97 to 1.44)
1^rst quartile	1.17	(0.66 to 2.07)	1.05	(0.83 to 1.32)	1.23	(1.00 to 1.51)
Trend test		p=0.76		p=0.34		p=0.23