Table 2. Associations between income and self-reported hypertension.

	Black				White
	Women		Men		Women		Men
	OR	95% CI	OR	95% CI	OR	95% CI	OR	95% CI
Model 1	.86a	(.80, .92)	.99	(.92, 1.06)	.95a	(.95, .96)	.98a	(.97, .99)
Model 2	.87a	(.81, .95)	.97	(.90, 1.04)	.97a	(.96, .98)	.98a	(.97, .99)

a. Significant at α = .05.

Odds ratios should be interpreted as the modified odds of being diagnosed with hypertension for an increase of one decile in household income.

Model 1 controls for survey year, age, age squared, immigration status, marital status and education.

Model 2 additionally controls for body mass index, current smoking and physical activity.