Table 2.

Everyday discrimination exposure^a at baseline predicting BMI^a and waist circumference^b over the 10 year follow-up period in SWAN participants in the full sample and stratified by race/ethnicity^c

Full sample	Waist circumference (N = 2,177)				BMI (N = 2,180)
	Estimate	SE	95% CI	p Value	Estimate	SE	95% CI	p Value
	4.06	0.58	(2.94, 5.19)	<.0001	1.62	0.26	(1.12, 2.12)	<.0001
Stratified by race/ethnicity
Black	3.57	1.34	(0.94, 6.19)	.008	1.57	0.65	(0.29, 2.84)	.02
White	5.13	0.84	(3.47, 6.79)	<.0001	2.02	0.36	(1.31, 2.73)	<.0001
Chinese	1.21	1.20	(−1.14, 3.55)	.31	0.80	0.47	(−0.12, 1.72)	.09
Hispanicc	0.06	2.48	(−4.80, 4.92)	.98	-0.75	1.16	(−3.02, 1.51)	.52
Japanese	3.62	1.17	(1.33, 5.91)	.002	1.23	0.46	(0.32, 2.14)	.01

^aEveryday discrimination exposure (yes) was determined when respondents indicated that any type of everyday discrimination occurred at least “sometimes” or “often.” BMI, M (SD). kg/m².

^bWaist circumference in cm.

^cHispanic women were missing follow-up data from visits 7 and 8.