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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Jan 17.
Published in final edited form as: J Occup Environ Med. 2014 Sep;56(9):993–1000. doi: 10.1097/JOM.0000000000000214

TABLE 4.

Suicide Mortality Risk Among Agricultural Workers According to the Ratio of Tobacco Agricultural Workers to the Total Number of Agricultural Workers

First Reference Population:
Agricultural Workers
Second Reference Population:
Nonagricultural Workers in the
Capital City
Third Reference Population:
Nonagricultural Workers in All
Other Cities



Distribution
of Cities
Suicide
Deaths
Other
Deaths
MOR
(95% CI)
Suicide
Deaths
Other
Deaths
MOR
(95% CI)
Suicide
Deaths
Other
Deaths
MOR
(95% CI)
All cities
  No tobacco workers 96* 10,846* 1 180 39,671 1.95 (1.52–2.5) 261 66,253 2.25 (1.78–2.84)
  Below median 22 1,339 1.86 (1.16–2.96) 3.62 (2.32–5.66) 4.17 (2.69–6.45)
  Above median 73 3,284 2.51 (1.85–3.41) 4.90 (3.72–6.45) 5.64 (4.34–7.33)
Isolating Arapiraca
  No tobacco workers 96* 10,846* 1 180 39,671 1.95 (1.52–2.50) 261 66,253 2.25 (1.78–2.84)
  Below median 21 1,278 1.86 (1.16–2.96) 3.62 (2.30–5.71) 4.17 (2.66–6.53)
  Above median 43 2,173 2.24 (1.85–3.41) 4.36 (3.12–6.10) 5.02 (3.63–6.95)
  Arapiraca 31 1,172 2.99 (1.98–4.50) 5.83 (3.96–8.57) 6.71 (4.61–9.79)
*

Number of cases used as the first reference population for MOR.

Number of cases used as the second reference population for MOR.

Number of cases used as the third reference population for MOR.

CI, confidence interval; MOR, mortality odds ratio.