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. 2019 May 25;8:100416. doi: 10.1016/j.ssmph.2019.100416

Table 3.

Odd Ratios (OR) for smoking during pregnancy with 95% Confidence Intervals (95%CI). Comparison between models for the general migrant population (A) and for a sub-sample of siblings with discordant maternal times of residence (B).

N All migrants (n = 375,964)
Sub-sample (n = 116,718)
OR 95% CI N OR 95% CI
Migrants by level of iHDI
Low
≤5 15,166 0.33*** [0.28,0.38] 9601 0.35*** [0.21,0.56]
6 to 15 (ref) 26,103 1 8755 1
≥16 3597 3.26*** [2.79,3.80] 1224 3.27*** [1.65,6.50]
Medium
≤5 30,077 0.45*** [0.41,0.49] 16,041 0.18*** [0.13,0.26]
6 to 15 (ref) 52,320 1 14,330 1
≥16 13,713 2.16*** [1.98,2.35] 2222 3.38*** [2.12,5.40]
High
≤5 43,026 0.74*** [0.71,0.77] 22,089 0.55*** [0.48,0.63]
6 to 15 (ref) 63,025 1 16,593 1
≥16 25,197 1.09*** [1.05,1.14] 4835 1.57*** [1.30,1.90]
Very high
≤5 28,355 0.82*** [0.79,0.86] 10,833 0.29*** [0.23,0.36]
6 to 15 (ref) 39,393 1 8062 1
≥16 35,992 1.49*** [1.43,1.56] 2133 6.50*** [4.75,8.89]

Models adjusted for maternal age and year of birth.

Logistic regression was used for the general sample with robust standard errors and multilevel logistic regression for the discordant subsample.

Note: The general migrant group has 375,9640 observations from 228,622 migrant women.

The discordant sample has 166,718 observations from 43,439 women.