Table A2.

Regression models estimating children's health as a function of household member with drug or alcohol problem, by child age: 2016 National Survey of Children's Health (NSCH).

	Ages 0 to 5			Ages 6 to 11			Ages 12 to 17
	OR or b		[CI]	OR or b		[CI]	OR or b		[CI]
Fair or poor health	0.20	*	[0.05, 0.77]	1.81		[0.68, 4.84]	–		–
Activity limitation	1.43		[0.80, 2.56]	1.06		[0.70, 1.58]	1.14		[0.80, 1.62]
Chronic school absence	–		–	0.96		[0.52, 1.78]	1.85	*	[1.45, 3.00]
Learning disability	1.73		[0.80, 3.72]	1.68	**	[1.17, 2.40]	1.28		[0.93, 1.76]
ADD/ADHD	1.69		[0.75, 3.81]	1.89	***	[1.40, 2.56]	1.60	***	[1.25, 2.06]
Depression	–		–	1.26		[0.75, 2.12]	1.93	***	[1.45, 2.57]
Anxiety problems	2.89	*	[1.23, 6.77]	2.25	***	[1.50, 3.38]	1.94	***	[1.52, 2.49]
Behavioral or conduct problems	2.10	**	[1.22, 3.62]	2.32	***	[1.68, 3.22]	1.78	***	[1.34, 2.38]
Developmental delay	1.62		[0.94, 2.79]	1.45		[0.96, 2.19]	0.82		[0.54, 1.23]
Asthma	1.24		[0.76, 2.04]	1.15		[0.79, 1.70]	1.16		[0.86, 1.56]
Obesity	–		–	–		–	1.09		[0.43, 1.43]
Speech or other language disorder	1.65	*	[1.01, 2.69]	1.11		[0.74, 1.67]	1.00		[0.62, 1.61]
Any specific health condition	1.96	***	[1.37, 2.81]	1.65	***	[1.25, 2.16]	1.53	***	[1.25, 1.88]
Number of specific health conditions	0.62	***	[0.29, 0.94]	0.41	***	[0.25, 0.57]	0.32	***	[0.19, 0.45]
N	50,212			50,212			50,212

Notes: Each row represents a separate dependent variable. Negative binomial regression models estimate number of specific health conditions. Logistic regression models estimate all other dependent variables. Odds ratios (OR) or coefficients and 95% confidence intervals (CI) presented for household member drug or alcohol problem. Models adjust for all covariates in Model 2 of Table 4. All analyses account for complex sampling design. Ns vary across outcome variables (see Table 1). *p < .05, **p < .01, ***p < .001.