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. 2020 May 22;17(10):3659. doi: 10.3390/ijerph17103659

Table 2.

Associations between state health outcomes and built environment characteristics a.

% Adult Obesity % Adolescent Obesity % Diabetes % Adults Engaged in Aerobic Physical Activity % Adolescents Engage in Physical Activity Premature Mortality Diabetes Mortality Cardiovascular Disease Mortality
Prevalence Difference Prevalence Difference Prevalence Difference Prevalence Difference Prevalence Difference Cases per 100,000 Cases per 100,000 Cases per 100,000
(95% CI) (95% CI) (95% CI) (95% CI) (95% CI) (95% CI) (95% CI) (95% CI)
Crosswalk
High −2.72 *
(−5.28, −0.17)
−1.85
(−4.05, 0.35)
−0.75
(−1.58, 0.07)
0.46
(−2.86, 3.78)
−0.17
(−3.32, 2.97)
−81.77 *
(−147.67, −15.87)
−6.13
(−18.22, 5.96)
−10.93
(−34.14, 12.27)
Medium −0.69
(−2.97, 1.59)
−2.21 *
(−4.23, −0.19)
−0.65
(−1.38, 0.08)
−1.64
(−4.60, 1.32)
0.77
(−2.11, 3.66)
−66.85 *
(−125.68, −8.02)
−9.84
(−20.64, 0.95)
−14.67
(−35.38, 6.05)
Visible wires
High 0.64
(−1.70, 2.98)
1.37
(−0.67, 3.41)
0.05
(−0.70, 0.79)
−2.48
(−5.34, 0.38)
0.51
(−2.30, 3.32)
19.03
(−42.39, 80.45)
7.52
(−2.77, 17.80)
8.10
(−12.31, 28.51)
Medium 0.19
(−1.82, 2.21)
0.05
(−1.81, 1.91)
0.11
(−0.53, 0.75)
−0.57
(−3.03, 1.89)
0.38
(−2.18, 2.95)
−3.41
(−56.20, 49.38)
−3.96
(−12.80, 4.88)
−0.77
(−18.31, 16.77)
Non-single family home
High −2.18
(−4.43, 0.08)
−1.74
(−3.96, 0.48)
−1.40
(−2.04, −0.75)
1.26
(−1.79, 4.31)
3.55 *
(0.92, 6.17)
−68.82
(−129.02, −8.61)
−2.09
(−13.33, 9.16)
−17.36
(−38.05, 3.33)
Medium 0.68
(−1.40, 2.77)
−0.41
(−2.36, 1.55)
−0.64
(−1.24, −0.05)
0.34
(−2.49, 3.17)
3.63 *
(1.32, 5.95)
−48.19
(−103.97, 7.60)
1.57
(−8.84, 11.99)
−9.53
(−28.70, 9.64)
Single lane roads
High 3.06 *
(0.90, 5.22)
1.46
(−0.60, 3.51)
0.39
(−0.35, 1.13)
−1.72
(−4.66, 1.22)
0.01
(−2.83, 2.84)
48.23
(−10.71, 107.16)
3.68
(−7.16, 14.51)
19.57
(−0.13, 39.27)
Medium 2.11 *
(0.16, 4.07)
0.66
(−1.31, 2.64)
0.14
(−0.53, 0.81)
−1.14
(−3.80, 1.52)
0.17
(−2.55, 2.89)
−11.30
(−64.59, 42.00)
−1.80
(−11.59, 8.00)
2.56
(−15.25, 20.38)

a—Adjusted linear regression models were run for each outcome separately. Built environment features were categorized into tertiles (high, medium, low). Models controlled for total population size, percent non-Hispanic white, unemployment rate, median household income, and percent with high school education or greater among those 25 years and older; N = 51; *—p < 0.05. CI—confidence interval.