Table 3. Odds ratios (OR) and 95% CI for demographic and socioeconomic variables among all Hispanic/Latinos, Puerto Ricans, and Dominicans in the NYC CHS, 2012-2016.

	All Hispanic/Latino, N=12,691				Puerto Rican, N=3,668				Dominican, N=4,191
	Unadjusted		Multivariable-adjusteda		Unadjusted		Multivariable-adjusteda		Unadjusted		Multivariable-adjusteda
	OR (95% CI)	P	OR (95% CI)	P	OR (95% CI)	P	OR (95% CI)	P	OR (95% CI)	P	OR (95% CI)	P
Age group
18-24 yrs	1.00 (ref.)		1.00 (ref.)		1.00 (ref.)		1.00 (ref.)		1.00 (ref.)		1.00 (ref.)
25-44 yrs	1.45 (1.15,1.83)	.002	2.28 (1.74,2.99)	<.001	2.63 (1.77,3.92)	<.001	3.48 (2.25,5.40)	<.001	1.12 (.68,1.86)	.65	1.98 (1.08,3.62)	.03
45-64 yrs	1.21 (.96,1.53)	.11	2.31 (1.75,3.04)	<.001	2.05 (1.39,3.02)	<.001	2.68 (1.73,4.15)	<.001	.90 (.56,1.44)	.65	2.49 (1.30,4.77)	.006
≥65 yrs	.44 (.32,.60)	<.001	.98 (.67,1.43)	.91	.47 (.30,.74)	.001	.67 (.38,1.18)	.17	.58 (.30,1.11)	.10	1.64 (.69, 3.90)	.26
Sex
Male	1.00 (ref.)		1.00 (ref.)		1.00 (ref.)		1.00 (ref.)		1.00 (ref.)		1.00 (ref.)
Female	.46 (.40,.53)	<.001	.47 (.40,.55)	<.001	.60 (.48,.74)	<.001	.59 (.47,.74)	<.001	.65 (.47,.91)	.01	.70 (.49,.99)	.04
Educational attainment
< than HS	1.20 (.95,1.52)	.13	2.43 (1.85,3.19)	<.001	3.61 (2.51,5.21)	<.001	5.41 (3.50,8.35)	<.001	1.27 (.78,2.08)	.34	3.03 (1.65,5.54)	<.001
HS graduate	1.18 (.93,1.51)	.18	1.51 (1.16,1.97)	.002	2.91 (2.01,4.20)	<.001	2.78 (1.85,4.17)	<.001	1.09 (.60,1.98)	.78	1.71 (.88,3.34)	.12
Some college/technical school	1.33 (1.04,1.71)	.02	1.37 (1.06,1.79)	.02	1.98 (1.34,2.90)	.001	1.91 (1.27,2.88)	.002	1.55 (.92,2.60)	.10	1.73 (1.00,2.99)	.05
College graduate	1.00 (ref.)		1.00 (ref.)		1.00 (ref.)		1.00 (ref.)		1.00 (ref.)		1.00 (ref.)
Health insurance status
Insured	1.00 (ref.)		1.00 (ref.)		1.00 (ref.)		1.00 (ref.)		1.00 (ref.)		1.00 (ref.)
Uninsured	1.11 (.93,1.31)	.24	1.21 (1.00,1.46)	.05	1.23 (.86,1.75)	.26	.98 (.68,1.41)	.91	1.61 (1.07,2.42)	.02	1.59 (1.00,2.52)	.049
Household poverty
<200% federal poverty level	.91 (.78,1.06)	.23	1.34 (1.12,1.60)	.001	1.75 (1.39,2.21)	<.001	1.77 (1.35,2.31)	<.001	.70 (.50,.99)	.04	1.03 (.69,1.54)	.88
≥200% federal poverty level	1.00 (ref.)		1.00 (ref.)		1.00 (ref.)		1.00 (ref.)		1.00 (ref.)		1.00 (ref.)
Acculturationb
More acculturated	3.26 (2.76,3.84)	<.001	5.82 (4.69,7.22)	<.001	2.67 (1.95,3.66)	<.001	3.17 (2.14,4.71)	<.001	3.84 (2.60,5.67)	<.001	7.68 (4.18,14.1)	<.001
Bicultural	1.70 (1.40,2.08)	<.001	2.68 (2.14,3.36)	<.001	2.00 (1.39,2.86)	<.001	2.21 (1.49,3.28)	<.001	1.76 (1.16,2.67)	.01	2.77 (1.71,4.48)	<.001
Less acculturated	1.00 (ref.)		1.00 (ref.)		1.00 (ref.)		1.00 (ref.)		1.00 (ref.)		1.00 (ref.)

a. Mutually adjusted for all other variables in table.

b. More acculturated refers to respondents born in the 50 US states or DC who answered survey in English; bicultural refers to those born in the 50 US states or DC who answered in a language other than English or who were born outside the 50 US states and DC and answered in English; less acculturated refers to those born outside the 50 US states or DC who responded in a language other than English. For Hispanic/Latino respondents, excluded 3 respondents who answered in languages other than Spanish.

N reflects number of respondents with complete data who were included in multivariable-adjusted models.