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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Jun 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Community Health. 2013 Apr;38(2):338–348. doi: 10.1007/s10900-012-9619-z

Table 4.

Results of the multivariate regression analysis based on the bonnie wells wilson mobile mammography program study participants (R2 = 0.404)

Variable Beta t p values 95 % CI
Allergies 0.047 1.604 0.109 [−0.150, 1.492]
Thyroid disease 0.033 1.163 0.245 [−0.428, 1.675]
Hypertension 0.192 6.101 <0.001 [1.856, 3.617]
Diabetes 0.158 5.279 <0.001 [1.972, 4.307]
High cholesterol 0.002 0.080 0.936 [−0.830, 0.901]
Hormone replacement therapy (HRT) −0.088 −2.984 0.003 [−1.768, −0.365]
Perceived general health −0.139 −4.117 <0.001 [−1.951, −0.691]
Limited daily activities −0.033 −1.043 0.297 [−1.639, 0.502]
Last time blood cholesterol was checked −0.030 −1.009 0.313 [−0.667, 0.214]
Seen or talked to general doctor −0.002 −0.057 0.955 [−1.344, 1.268]
Unable to get medicine due to cost 0.017 0.591 0.555 [−0.635, 1.182]
Days per week get exercise or physical activities −0.074 −2.571 0.010 [−0.633, −0.085]
Perceived weight 0.384 12.891 <0.001 [5.199, 7.067]
Smoking status −0.107 −3.626 <0.001 [−2.729, −0.812]
Alcohol consumption −0.082 −2.845 0.005 [−2.117, −0.388]
Age −0.078 −2.497 0.013 [−1.170, −0.140]
Marital status −0.024 −0.816 0.415 [−0.791, 0.327]

Dependent variable was BMI value. Model produced R2 = 0.404; F (17, 769) = 30.620, p < 0.001. Significant variables are highlighted in bold print