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. 2019 Jan 24;7:100360. doi: 10.1016/j.ssmph.2019.100360

Table 3.

Multiple adjusted associations (HRs) of perceived discrimination measured in 2008 to all-cause mortality measured in 2013 among men and women aged 18–81 in Scania, Sweden, adjusted for demographic variables: age, sex, immigrant status, and marital status; as well as the stepwise adjustment of other covariates including health behaviours (smoking, alcohol, physical activity), social participation, economic stress, and mental health (N = 12,311 males and N= 15,038 females).

Total
Event HR CI(95%)
Models


 

 

 


Model 1
Adjusted for demographics 867 1.97 1.37–2.83


 

 

 


Model 2 - Health behaviours
Model a = Smoking 853 1.89 1.31–2.73
Model b + alcohol 843 1.84 1.28–2.66
Model c + physical activity 809 1.76 1.2–2.57


 

 

 


Model 3 - social participation
Model a = adjusted for demographics 867 1.97 1.3–2.83
Model b = model a + health behaviours 809 1.76 1.2–2.57
Model c = model b + social participation 787 1.57 1.05–2.35


 

 

 


Model 4 - economic stress
Model a = adjusted for demographics 867 1.97 1.3–2.83
Model b = model a + health behaviours 809 1.76 1.2–2.57
Model c = model b + economic stress 788 1.5 1.0–1.16


 

 

 


Model 5 - mental health
Mental health (total) 825 1.38 0.94–2.02


 

 

 


Model 6
Model a = adjusted for demographics 867 1.97 1.3–2.83
Model b = model a + health behaviours 809 1.76 1.2–2.57
Model c = model b + social participation 787 1.57 1.05–2.35
Model d = model c + economic stress 768 1.39 0.92–2.11
Model e = model d + mental health 739 1.18 0.77–1.8