Table 2.
Exposure indicator | Change (95% CI) | |
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Body mass index (kg/m2) | Waist circumference (cm) | |
Global noise annoyance | ||
Basic model (gender and age) | −1.91 (−3.22, −0.59)* | −4.71 (−9.38, −0.05)* |
Main modela | −2.34 (−4.27, −0.41)* | −7.89 (−14.19, −1.59)* |
L den = day–evening–night equivalent noise level, L night = night equivalent noise level. Interquartile range for global noise annoyance is 2.80. Change is significant at *P < 0.05. aAdjusted for gender, age + ethnicity (“Bulgarian” or “other”), socioeconomic status (“lower,” or “middle/upper”), education (“primary/junior high school or less,” “secondary,” or “higher”), diet quality (continuous), smoking (“never,” “former,” or “current smoker”), alcohol drinking (“lifetime abstainer/former drinker,” “current light drinker,” or “current moderate/heavy drinker”), physical activity (“inactive,” “low activity,” or “active”), noise sensitivity (continuous), and fine particulate matter (“0.0–2.0 μg/m3” or “2.0–34.94 μg/m3”).