Table A2.

Association Between SES and CHD Among U.S. Older Adults: Health and Retirement Survey, 1992-2012.

Models	Risk of CHD
Group	Childhood SES	Adult SES	OR	95% CI
Model 1: Unadjusted
1	High SES	High SES	1.00
2	Middle SES	High SES	1.84	[1.69, 2.00]
3	Low SES	High SES	1.89	[1.73, 2.07]
4	High SES	Low SES	1.19	[1.10, 1.30]
5	Middle SES	Low SES	2.36	[2.20, 2.54]
6	Low SES	Low SES	2.33	[2.18, 2.48]
Model 2: Adjusted for demographic factors
1	High SES	High SES	1.00
2	Middle SES	High SES	1.25	[1.14, 1.37]
3	Low SES	High SES	1.29	[1.17, 1.41]
4	High SES	Low SES	1.22	[1.12, 1.33]
5	Middle SES	Low SES	1.55	[1.43, 1.67]
6	Low SES	Low SES	1.46	[1.36, 1.57]
Model 3: Adjusted for demographic and behavior factors
1	High SES	High SES	1.00
2	Middle SES	High SES	1.45	[1.19, 1.78]
3	Low SES	High SES	1.52	[1.23, 1.88]
4	High SES	Low SES	1.35	[1.09, 1.66]
5	Middle SES	Low SES	2.27	[1.91, 2.69]
6	Low SES	Low SES	2.46	[2.09, 2.90]

Note. Reference group is high childhood and adult SES. Adjusted for demographic factors (age, sex, and race) and health behavior factors (ever smoked, ever drunk, ever been obese). SES = socioeconomic status; CHD = coronary heart disease; OR = odds ratio; CI = confidence interval.