Table 2.

Adjusted linear regression estimates between housing type, sociodemographic characteristics, and food presence/consumption among low-income Latino adults in the South and West Bronx, NY (N = 362)

	Fruit and Vegetable Presence in the Home			SSB Presence in the Home			Fast Food Consumption
Variables	β Coeff	95% CI	p-value	β Coeff	95% CI	p-value	β Coeff	95% CI	p-value
Housing typea
HCVP	1.13	(−.65, 2.90)	0.21	−0.01	(−.25, .23)	0.9	0.34	(.10, .58)	0.006
Un assisted	−0.26	(−2.03, 1.48)	0.77	−0.52	(−.76, −.28)	<0.001	0.25	(.01, .49)	0.04
Genderb	1.21	(−.48, 2.86)	0.16	0.06	(−.17, .28)	0.61	−0.12	(−.34, 1.12)	0.32
Age (in years)	0.02	(−.03, .07)	0.44	−0.01	(−.02, −.005)	0.001	−0.02	(−.03, −.01)	<0.001
Educationc	−2.66	(−4.17, −1.16)	0.001	0.03	(−.17, .23)	0.79	0.11	(−.10, 0.31)	0.30
Former smokersd	−0.30	(−2.26, 1.58)	0.73	0.14	(−.12, .40)	0.28	0.03	(−.23, 0.29)	0.81
Current smokersd	−0.40	(−2.09, 1.28)	0.64	0.28	(.06, .51)	0.01	0.26	(0.03, 0.49)	0.03
BMI	−0.01	(−.08, .08)	0.99	−0.01	(−.02, .006)	0.37	−0.01	(−0.02, 0.01)	0.34
Can shop locally	−0.53	(−2.61, 1.54)	0.61	−0.16	(−.44, .12)	0.25	0.04	(−0.25, 0.32)	0.79
Food environment	0.21	(−1.28, 1.69)	0.79	0.05	(−.15, .24)	0.65	−0.13	(−.33, 0.07)	0.20

All parameter estimates displayed are mutually adjusted for other covariates in the model CI confidence interval

^aReference group = public housing residents

^bReference group = male

^cReference group = high school education or more

^dReference group = never smokers