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. 2013 Jul 23;3(4):235–244. doi: 10.1016/j.jegh.2013.06.005

Table 3.

Multivariate analysis: risk factors for lung cancer by stepwise forward logistic regression.

Variables retained in the model for femalesa ORa 95% CI p-Value Nagelkerke R square
Use of fuel for heating 9.76 2.15–44.30 0.003 0.402
Cigarette smoking 9.12 1.81–46.00 0.007
Variables retained in the model for malesb

Cigarette smoking 156.98 5.90–417.4 0.003 0.684
Living near a generator 13.26 1.85–95.04 0.010
Low fruit and vegetable consumption 10.54 1.76–63.24 0.010
Family history of cancer 8.75 1.22–63.03 0.031
a

Variables included but not retained in the model: age, waterpipe smoking, residence, occupational exposure, living near a road, living near a generator, fruits and vegetables consumption, exposure to passive smoking at home, exposure to passive smoking at work, having respiratory problems, having a respiratory problem during childhood, family history of respiratory disease, family history of cancer and family history of lung cancer.

b

Variables included but not retained in the model: age, waterpipe smoking, residence, occupational exposure, living near a road, use of fuel for heating, exposure to passive smoking at home, exposure to passive smoking at work, having respiratory problems, having a respiratory problem during childhood, family history of respiratory disease and family history of lung cancer.