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. 2018 May 25;15(6):1076. doi: 10.3390/ijerph15061076

Table 4.

Associations of childhood pneumonia with residential traffic in the logistic regression analyses in the subgroups, stratified by the child’s sex, bedroom floor level, and bedroom ventilation habit.

Indictors for Residential Traffic OR, 95%CI (p-Value) [p-Value for Interaction] a
Crude Adjusted Model 1 b Adjusted Model 2 c
1. Main traffic road near residence within 200 m (yes vs. no)
Stratified by the child’s sex
   Boys 1.42, 1.19–1.71 (<0.001) 1.32, 1.09–1.60 (0.005) 1.27, 1.04–1.55 (0.018)
   Girls 1.18, 1.00–1.40 (0.055) [0.009] 1.15, 0.96–1.38 (0.124) [0.035] 1.14, 0.94–1.37 (0.176) [0.058]
Stratified by bedroom floor level
   1st–3rd floors 1.37, 1.14–1.63 (0.001) 1.29, 1.06–1.56 (0.010) 1.27, 1.04–1.54 (0.019)
   4th–6th floors 1.24, 1.01–1.52 (0.039) 1.18, 0.95–1.47 (0.130) 1.15, 0.92–1.43 (0.228)
   ≥7th floors 1.14, 0.79–1.63 (0.494) [0.015] 1.09, 0.73–1.61 (0.681) [0.124] 1.08, 0.73–1.60 (0.683) [0.197]
Stratified by bedroom ventilation habit (open the bedroom windows during night)
   Often 1.26, 1.01–1.59 (0.047) 1.16, 0.90–1.49 (0.257) 1.22, 0.93–1.61 (0.142)
   Not often 1.29, 1.11–1.49 (0.001) [0.012] 1.23, 1.05–1.44 (0.011) [0.013] 1.21, 1.03–1.42 (0.022) [0.083]
2. Filling station near residence within 200 m (yes vs. no)
Stratified by the child’s sex
   Boys 1.41, 0.96–2.06 (0.078) 1.42, 0.95–2.14 (0.087) 1.37, 0.90–2.08 (0.137)
   Girls 1.08, 0.69–1.70 (0.724) [0.049] 0.98, 0.60–1.61 (0.928) [0.082] 0.96, 0.58–1.60 (0.885) [0.093]
Stratified by bedroom floor level
   1st–3rd floors 1.17, 0.76–1.81 (0.472) 1.05, 0.65–1.69 (0.848) 0.93, 0.57–1.51 (0.758)
   4th–6th floors 1.18, 0.74–1.87 (0.483) 1.23, 0.75–2.02 (0.422) 1.21, 0.72–2.02 (0.467)
   ≥7th floors 1.28, 0.59–2.81 (0.530) [0.243] 1.34, 0.56–3.17 (0.511) [0.309] 1.31, 0.56–3.10 (0.533) [0.241]
Stratified by bedroom ventilation habit (open the bedroom windows during night)
   Often 1.14, 0.80–1.63 (0.470) 1.12, 0.77–1.65 (0.553) 1.10, 0.74–1.63 (0.626)
   Not often 1.75, 1.07–2.87 (0.026) [0.002] 1.42, 0.82–2.45 (0.209) [0.700] 1.33, 0.76–2.33 (0.310) [0.678]
3. Automobile 4S shop near residence within 200 m (yes vs. no)
Stratified by the child’s sex
   Boys 2.09, 1.27–3.44 (0.003) 2.55, 1.49–4.38 (0.001) 2.12, 1.22–3.69 (0.008)
   Girls 0.88, 0.45–1.73 (0.705) [0.002] 1.05, 0.52–2.12 (0.883) [<0.001] 0.87, 0.43–1.78 (0.702) [0.005]
Stratified by bedroom floor level
   1st–3rd floors 1.07, 0.59–1.95 (0.821) 0.95, 0.48–1.90 (0.884) 0.73, 0.36–1.49 (0.389)
   4th–6th floors 2.49, 1.36–4.58 (0.002) 2.77, 1.49–5.16 (0.001) 2.47, 1.31–4.68 (0.005)
   ≥7th floors 2.04, 0.61–6.79 (0.235) [0.002] 3.62, 0.83–15.85 (0.088) [<0.001] 3.63, 0.83–15.87 (0.087) [0.002]
Stratified by bedroom ventilation habit (open the bedroom windows during night)
   Often 1.26, 0.75–2.10 (0.388) 1.47, 0.84–2.57 (0.178) 1.17, 0.66–2.08 (0.583)
   Not often 1.99, 1.08–3.69 (0.026) [0.008] 1.81, 0.94–3.50 (0.076) [0.016] 1.60, 0.81–3.16 (0.172) [0.068]
4. Ground car park in the residential community (yes vs. no)
Stratified by the child’s sex
   Boys 1.46, 1.21–1.77 (<0.001) 1.26, 1.03–1.54 (0.022) 1.22, 1.01–1.49 (0.044)
   Girls 1.39, 1.16–1.66 (<0.001) [<0.001] 1.22, 1.01–1.48 (0.040) [0.007] 1.21, 0.98–1.49 (0.075) [0.022]
Stratified by bedroom floor level
   1st–3rd floors 1.48, 1.23–1.77 (<0.001) 1.34, 1.10–1.63 (0.003) 1.25, 1.02–1.53 (0.035)
   4th–6th floors 1.22, 0.98–1.52 (0.075) 1.05, 0.83–1.33 (0.679) 1.12, 0.88–1.43 (0.344)
   ≥7th floors 1.29, 0.84–1.99 (0.250) [0.013] 1.09, 0.68–1.75 (0.718) [0.293] 1.08, 0.68–1.74 (0.735) [0.330]
Stratified by bedroom ventilation habit (open the bedroom windows during night)
   Often 1.31, 1.12–1.52 (0.001) 1.16, 0.98–1.37 (0.079) 1.14, 0.96–1.35 (0.127)
   Not often 1.71, 1.34–2.18 (<0.001) [0.017] 1.38, 1.06–1.80 (0.016) [0.042] 1.38, 1.06–1.81 (0.018) [0.035]

a OR: odds ratio; CI: confidence interval; Bold indicates significance (p-value < 0.05). b Multivariate logistic regression analyses with adjustment for the child’s sex (excluded when the subgroups were stratified by the child’s sex), age, residence-located area, family history of atopy, residence ownership, breastfeeding duration, household dampness-related exposures, household ETS, and household renovation during early lifetime. c Two-level (kindergarten-child) logistic regression analyses with adjustment for the child’s sex (excluded when the subgroups were stratified by the child’s sex), age, family history of atopy, residence ownership, breastfeeding duration, household dampness-related exposures, household ETS, and household renovation during early lifetime.