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. 2014 Nov 19;70(6):739–745. doi: 10.1093/gerona/glu204

Table 3.

Average Annual Changes (95% Confidence Interval) in the Prevalence of Disability in Basic Activities of Daily Living, 1997–2006: the China Health and Nutrition Survey

Average Annual Change (95% Confidence Interval), %
Characteristics Model 1* Model 2* Model 3* Model 4*
Total −3.4 (−5.4, −1.5) −3.7 (−5.9, −1.6) −3.2 (−5.4, −1.1) −3.1 (−5.2, −0.9)
Age, years
 60–69 −5.1 (−8.7, −1.6) −4.9 (−8.5, −1.2) −4.1 (−7.8, −0.4) −4.0 (−7.7, −0.2)
 70–79 −3.4 (−6.5, −0.3) −2.7 (−6.0, 0.6) −2.5 (−5.8, 0.8) −2.4 (−5.8, 0.9)
 ≥80 −5.3 (−10.0, −0.6) −3.7 (−8.5, 1.1) −3.2 (−8.1, 1.7) −2.8 (−7.8, 2.2)
Sex
 Men −3.7 (−7.0, −0.4) −3.8 (−7.2, −0.3) −3.0 (−6.5, 0.5) −3.5 (−7.0, 0.0)
 Women −3.2 (−5.7, −0.7) −3.6 (−6.3, −0.9) −3.3 (−6.0, −0.5) −2.6 (−5.4, 0.2)
Region
 Urban −3.4 (−6.8, −0.1) −3.2 (−6.8, 0.4) −2.6 (−6.3, 1.0) −2.7 (−6.5, 1.1)
 Rural −3.5 (−6.0, −1.1) −3.9 (−6.6, −1.3) −3.5 (−6.1, −0.8) −3.0 (−5.7, −0.3)

Note: *Model 1 was univariate; Model 2 was controlled for age, sex, education, and living region; model 3 was additionally controlled for lifestyle factors (ever smoking and alcohol intake); and model 4 was further controlled for metabolic risk factors and cardiometabolic diseases (obesity, hypertension, diabetes, myocardial infarction, and stroke).