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Published in final edited form as: Int Migr Rev. 2014 May 20;49(2):443–478. doi: 10.1111/imre.12102

Table 3.

Gender-specific differences in predicted half-life at age 20 according to duration, citizenship, and language of interview among Hispanic adults, United States 1998-2006

	Men	Women
Duration of stay (15 or more years)	Difference (S.E.)	Difference (S.E.)
Less than 5 years	4.3 (0.05)	6.8 (0.05)
5–14 years	1.7 (0.04)	2.1 (0.04)
U.S.-born	−2.4 (0.03)	−2.0 (0.03)
Naturalized U.S. citizen (Non-citizen)	−0.4 (0.05)	1.7 (0.04)
Language of interview (English only)
Spanish only	−0.1 (0.03)	0.8 (0.02)
Dual language	−0.1 (0.03)	0.8 (0.02)
No. individuals	36,292	39,862
No. events	1,306	1,110

^†

p ≤ .10.

p ≤ .05

^**

p ≤ .01

^***

p ≤ .001

Source: 1998-2004 National Health Interview Surveys Linked Mortality Files through 2006.

Estimates based on parametric proportional hazards models stratified by sex with a Gompertz baseline hazard with the same controls as shown in Table 2 (except for sex).