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. 2017 Nov 9;14(11):1364. doi: 10.3390/ijerph14111364

Table 3.

Multivariable logistic regression analysis for the association between factors and ADL disability.

Variables OR 95% CI p-Value
Age
100–105 1
106–110 0.843 0.415–1.714 0.637
Gender
Male 1
Female 1.921 1.072–3.442 0.028 *
Ethnicity
Han 1
Ethnic minority 1.422 0.639–3.163 0.388
Present diseases
No 1
Yes 3.581 2.357–5.442 0.000 **
Living arrangement
Living with others 1
Living alone 3.259 0.653–16.277 0.150
Smoking
Yes 1
No 0.516 0.217–1.228 0.135
Drinking habits
No 1
Yes 0.746 0.398–1.397 0.360
Good diet habits
Yes 0.489 0.322–0.741 0.001 **
No 1
Avoiding sweet, fatty and high cholesterol food
Yes 1.213 0.624–2.359 0.569
No 1
Salt preference
No 1
Yes 3.585 1.142–11.256 0.029 *
Social activities
Yes 0.543 0.328–0.900 0.018 *
No 1
Physical activity
Yes 0.551 0.336–0.904 0.018 *
No 1
Reading
Yes 0.645 0.181–2.293 0.498
No 1
Watching TV or listening to radio
No 1
Yes 0.880 0.557–1.392 0.585

Note: (1) Abbreviations: ADL: activities of daily living; OR: odds ratio; CI: confidence interval. (2) * p < 0.05; ** p < 0.01. (3) Multivariate logistic regression was adjusted for age, gender, ethnicity, present diseases, living arrangement, smoking, drinking habits, good diet habits, avoiding sweet, fatty, and high-cholesterol food, salt preference, social activities, physical activity, reading, and watching TV or listening to the radio.