Table 2.
Cardiometabolic risk factors in adulthood
Odds ratio (95% CI) |
Mean difference (95% CI) |
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Obesity (n=577/2687) | High waist circumference (n=969/2685) | Fatty liver (n=369/1980) | Hypertension (n=293/2853) | Carotid plaque (n=87/2576) | Left ventricle mass index (g/m2·7; n=1851) | |||
Minimally-adjusted model* | ||||||||
Neighbourhood socioeconomic disadvantage | ||||||||
Low (≤–0·5 SD) | 1·00 (ref) | 1·00 (ref) | 1·00 (ref) | 1·00 (ref) | 1·00 (ref) | 0·00 (ref) | ||
Low intermediate (−0·5 to 0 SD) | 1·07 (0·81 to 1·41) | 0·96 (0·76 to 1·21) | 1·15 (0·82 to 1·62) | 1·20 (0·82 to 1·76) | 0·77 (0·42 to 1·39) | 0·43 (−0·36 to 1·22) | ||
High intermediate (>0 to 0·5 SD) | 1·52 (1·14 to 2·02) | 1·24 (0·97 to 1·58) | 1·41 (0·98 to 2·03) | 1·43 (0·96 to 2·12) | 0·83 (0·44 to 1·58) | 1·02 (0·16 to 1·88) | ||
High (>0·5 SD) | 1·65 (1·18 to 2·31) | 1·52 (1·14 to 2·04) | 2·01 (1·32 to 3·07) | 1·90 (1·22 to 2·97) | 1·28 (0·63 to 2·61) | 1·10 (0·03 to 2·18) | ||
Test for trend | ptrend <0·0001 | ptrend=0·0003 | ptrend=0·0005 | ptrend=0·0024 | ptrend=0·52 | ptrend=0·0091 | ||
Confounder-adjusted model† | ||||||||
Neighbourhood socioeconomic disadvantage | ||||||||
Low (≤–0·5 SD) | 1·00 (ref) | 1·00 (ref) | 1·00 (ref) | 1·00 (ref) | 1·00 (ref) | 0·00 (ref) | ||
Low intermediate (−0·5 to 0 SD) | 1·05 (0·79 to 1·38) | 0·92 (0·73 to 1·16) | 1·13 (0·80 to 1·59) | 1·19 (0·81 to 1·74) | 0·73 (0·40 to 1·33) | 0·20 (−0·59 to 0·98) | ||
High intermediate (>0 to 0·5 SD) | 1·39 (1·04 to 1·87) | 1·08 (0·84 to 1·39) | 1·29 (0·88 to 1·87) | 1·39 (0·92 to 2·09) | 0·68 (0·35 to 1·32) | 0·40 (−0·49 to 1·28) | ||
High (>0·5 SD) | 1·44 (1·01 to 2·06) | 1·23 (0·91 to 1·68) | 1·73 (1·11 to 2·71) | 1·83 (1·14 to 2·93) | 0·91 (0·43 to 1·95) | 0·14 (−0·99 to 1·27) | ||
Test for trend | ptrend=0·0056 | ptrend=0·085 | ptrend=0·014 | ptrend=0·0086 | ptrend=0·71 | ptrend=0·59 |
SD for socioeconomic disadvantage refers to the national mean.
Adjusted for age and sex.
Adjusted for age, sex, place of birth, and cumulative individual socioeconomic disadvantage.