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. 2016 Nov 4;8(11):701. doi: 10.3390/nu8110701

Table 1.

Adjusted odds of achieving adequate iodine intake by bread intake for a representative national sample of women of child-bearing age (14–50 years) from the Australian population (n = 3496).

OR (95%CI)
<100 g Bread/Day ≥100 g Bread/Day
Model 1 1 Referent 6.04 (5.94–6.13) *
Model 2 2 Referent 5.04 (4.96–5.13) *
Model 3 3 Referent 5.00 (4.92–5.08) *
Model 4 4 Referent 5.01 (4.93–5.09) *
Model 5 5 Referent 5.01 (4.93–5.09) *
Model 6 6 Referent 5.04 (4.96–5.13) *

1 Unadjusted model; 2 Adjusted for dairy intake; 3 Adjusted for dairy and fish intake; 4 Adjusted for dairy and fish intake, and Socioeconomic Index For Areas (SEIFA) group [29]; 5 Adjusted for dairy and fish intake, SEIFA group and remoteness area [30]; 6 Adjusted for dairy and fish intake, SEIFA group, remoteness area and age. * p-value < 0.05.