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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Feb 12.
Published in final edited form as: Circulation. 2019 Feb 12;139(7):850–859. doi: 10.1161/CIRCULATIONAHA.118.035521

Table 2.

Incidence of cardiovascular disease events and all-cause mortality (2005–2015) across categories of income volatility and number of income drops, CARDIA study.

Cardiovascular disease
All-cause mortality
N Number
of
Events
Person-
years
IR*
(95% CI)
IRD*
(95% CI)
N Number
of
Events
Person-
years
IR*
(95% CI)
IRD*
(95% CI)

Overall 3,913 106 38,402 2.76
(2.23, 3.29)
- 3,968 164 44,783 3.66
(3.10, 4.22)
-
Tertile of Income volatility
 Low 1,303 22 12,916 1.70
(0.99, 2.41)
ref 1,323 32 15,076 2.12
(1.39, 2.86)
ref
 Medium 1,306 29 12,894 2.25
(1.43, 3.07)
0.55
(−0.54, 1.63)
1,322 54 14,932 3.62
(2.65, 4.58)
1.49
(0.28, 2.71)
 High 1,304 55 12,592 4.37
(3.21, 5.52)
2.66
(1.31, 4.02)
1,323 78 14,775 5.28
(4.11, 6.45)
3.16
(1.77, 4.54)
Number of Income Drops
 0 2,326 44 22,984 1.91
(1.35, 2.48)
ref 2,352 79 26,649 2.96
(2.31, 3.62)
ref
 1 1,339 47 13,064 3.60
(2.57, 4.63)
1.68
(0.51, 2.86)
1,361 61 15,336 3.98
(2.98, 4.98)
1.01
(−0.18, 2.21)
 2+ 248 15 2,354 6.37
(3.15, 9.60)
4.46
(1.18, 7.73)
255 24 2,798 8.58
(5.15, 12.01)
5.61
(2.12, 9.11)

Abbreviations: CARDIA: Coronary Artery Risk Development in Young Adults; CI: confidence interval; IR: incidence rate; IRD: incidence rate difference

Boldface indicates statistical significance, p < 0.05

P-values for trend analyses for income volatility and number of income drops with CVD and mortality were all significant, p <0.01

*

per 1,000 person years