Table 2.

Childhood Effects on Adult HTN and Diabetes.

	Model 1		Model 2		Model 3
	OR	95% CI	OR	95% CI	OR	95% CI
HTN
Early life
Not born capital city	1.38**	[1.08, 1.75]	1.37**	[1.08, 1.75]	1.35*	[1.05, 1.72]
Hunger childhood	1.30*	[1.02, 1.67]	1.33*	[1.04, 1.71]	1.30*	[1.00, 1.68]
Low height	1.36*	[1.01, 1.84]	1.30	[0.96, 1.76]	1.28	[0.94, 1.73]
Displacement	2.05*	[1.03, 4.06]	1.94	[0.97, 3.90]	1.92	[0.96, 3.86]
Adult life
Obesity			2.53***	[1.83, 3.51]	2.54***	[1.83, 3.52]
LL	[−953, −951]		[−934, −929]		[−932, −926]
BIC	[1,978, 1,982]		[1,940, 1,952]		[1,958, 1,970]
Diabetes
Early life
Not born capital city	1.41*	[1.06, 1.87]	1.40*	[1.06, 1.86]	1.35*	[1.01, 1.80]
Hunger childhood	1.19	[0.93, 1.53]	1.20	[0.93, 1.54]	1.17	[0.91, 1.51]
Low height	0.82	[0.62, 1.09]	0.80	[0.60, 1.06]	0.78	[0.59, 1.04]
Displacement	1.84*	[1.10, 3.06]	1.76*	[1.06, 2.95]	1.83*	[1.10, 3.07]
Adult life
Obesity			1.48**	[1.13, 1.93]	1.47**	[1.13, 1.92]
LL	[−881, −880]		[−877, −876]		[−873, −868]
BIC	[1,835, 1,838]		[1,834, 1,837]		[1,841, 1,852]

Source. SABE-Bogotá, those with measured HTN and born in Colombia (n = 1,890).

Note. Shown are odds ratios with 95% confidence intervals and significance levels based on imputation models combining five imputed data sets. LL and BIC in table show a range based on each individually imputed data set; lower values for BIC are preferred; all models were different from the null model (p < .001) except diabetes Model 1 (p < .01). HTN and diabetes as dependent variables are not imputed. Model 1 controls for age and gender; Model 2 adds obesity; Model 3 adds education and smoking. Figures 1 and 2 show predicted probabilities for early life conditions using Model 2 for HTN and diabetes. HTN = hypertension; OR = odds ratio; CI = confidence interval; LL = log likelihood; BIC = Bayesian information criterion; SABE = Survey of Health, Wellbeing and Aging.

^*p < .05.

^**p < .01.

^***p < .001.