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. 2018 Jan 2;51(1):33–40. doi: 10.3961/jpmph.17.167

Table 2.

Associations of socioeconomic variables, risk factors, and health costs with the incidence of CRC by the BYM model

Variables Median SIR 95% CI
People over 15 years old who were unemployed 1.17 0.63, 2.19
Women aged 17 years or older with a university education 0.91 0.77, 1.06
Women head of household 1.63 1.06, 2.53
Households without a car 0.88 0.73, 1.08
Households living in a rental house 0.82 0.71, 0.96
Households with an income below the poverty line 1.13 0.90, 1.40
People without insurance coverage 1.05 0.90, 1.11
Households without daily fruit consumption 1.02 0.92, 1.14
Households without daily milk consumption 0.71 0.55, 0.94
Overweight people aged 15 and older 0.95 0.78, 1.17
Smoking households 0.95 0.85, 1.07
Household health expenditures 1.34 1.06, 1.68
Household expenditures on diagnoses 1.01 0.87, 1.18
Household expenditures on medicine 1.05 0.94, 1.18
Household expenditures on hospitals 1.15 0.98, 1.35
Household expenditures on medical visits 1.12 0.95, 1.32

CRC, colorectal cancer; BYM, Besag-York-Mollie; SIR, standardized incidence ratio; CI, confidence interval.