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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 May 17.
Published in final edited form as: Clin Exp Allergy. 2011 Sep 25;42(2):265–274. doi: 10.1111/j.1365-2222.2011.03873.x

Table 3.

(a) Ancestry, race and recurrent wheezing accounting for socio-economic status and demographic factors. (b) Model with inclusion of known confounders including maternal atopy, caesarean section, firstborn status, exclusive breastfeeding. (c) Model with inclusion of known confounders listed above and also early life risk factors including preterm birth, chorioamnionitis, antenatal smoke exposure and post-natal smoke exposure

Variables Models with self-reported race
Models with genetic ancestry*
OR CI P-value OR CI P-value
(a) Base models including SES and Demographic factors
White 0.46 0.14–1.57 0.22
Hispanic 0.44 0.19–1.00 0.05
African ancestry 1.15 1.04–1.28 0.007
European ancestry 0.85 0.76–0.96 0.01

(b) Addition of known confounders
White 0.40 0.11–1.39 0.15
Hispanic 0.46 0.20–1.05 0.06
African ancestry 1.16 1.05–1.29 0.005
European ancestry 0.85 0.75–0.96 0.03

(c) Addition of known confounders and Early life exposures
White 0.31 0.09–1.14 0.08
Hispanic 0.47 0.20–1.08 0.08
African ancestry 1.17 1.05–1.31 0.005
European ancestry 0.84 0.74–0.94 0.004
*

Ancestry is mean centred for interaction models and expressed in 10% increments. Models for African and European ancestry carried out separately.