Table 3.
The association of neighborhood stress with number of comorbidities (n = 306).
Number of Comorbidities | |
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|
|
Risk ratio (95% CIs) | |
Neighborhood stress | .19 (.07, .30)** |
Race/ethnicity | |
African American | Ref. |
Hispanic | .04 (−.16, .24) |
Age, years | .03 (.02, .03)*** |
Married/committed relationship | .02 (−.16, .19) |
Education | |
< High school | Ref. |
High school graduate | −.06 (−.32, .20) |
>High school | .09 (−.13, .31) |
Annual household income | |
< $15,000 | Ref. |
$15,000 – 25,000 | −.10 (−.34, .13) |
$25,000 – 35,000 | −.10 (−.38, .19) |
$35,000 – 45,000 | −.10 (−.39, .19) |
$45,000 – 60,000 | −.02 (−.38, .33) |
$60,000 – 75,000 | −.27 (−.65, .11) |
>$75,000 | −.13 (−.45, .19) |
Currently working | −.07 (−.26, .12) |
Breast cancer stage | |
Stage 0 | Ref. |
Stage I | −.13 (−.46, .21) |
Stage II | .03 (−.32, .37) |
Stage III | −.14 (−.53, .24) |
Chemotherapy | .05 (−.14, .24) |
Radiation | −.11 (−.30, .08) |
Abbreviations. CIs, confidence intervals.
Notes.
p<.05,
p<.01,
p<.001.