Table 4.

Odds ratio and 95% confidence intervals for results from logistic regression analyses predicting prevalence, awareness, treatment, and control of hypertension by sample^a,^b

				Control
	Prevalence	Awareness	Treatment	Among Treated	Among All
Detroit
NH Whitesc	1.00	1.00	1.00	1.00	1.00
Mexican	1.02 (.30, 3.39)	.58 (.07, 4.75)	.87 (.13, 5.76)	NR	NR
NH Blacks	1.75 (1.03, 2.99)d	2.11 (1.23, 3.64)d	2.49 (1.38, .49)d	1.07 (.37, 3.15)	1.49 (.65, 3.44)
Chicago
NH Whitesc	1.00	1.00	1.00	1.00	1.00
Mexican	.90 (.62, 1.29)	.53 (.26, 1.06)	.51 (.24, 1.10)	.35 (.14, .88)d	.42 (.19, .91)d
NH Blacks	1.93 (1.42, 2.63)e	1.55 (.97, 2.50)	1.20 (.69, 2.11)	.63 (.39, 1.02)	.88 (.57, 1.36)
NHANES 2001–2002
NH Whitesc	1.00	1.00	1.00	1.00	1.00
Mexican	.62 (.51, .76)e	.51 (.33, .78)e	.76 (.48, 1.19)	.82 (.52, 1.27)	.58 (.38, .89)d
NH Blacks	1.81 (1.45, 2.27)e	1.26 (.89, 1.77)	1.20 (.84, 1.70)	.62 (.48, .80)e	.75 (.60, .94)d

NH, Non-Hispanic.

^aControlling for age, sex, education, income and BMI. NR indicates that the sample size rendered the coefficients and associated standard errors unstable in the statistical analyses; thus they are not reported.

^bDue to small sample size, the results from the other Hispanic and Non-Hispanic groups were omitted.

^cReference category.

^dP<.05.

^eP<.01.