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. 2020 Sep 6;25:49. doi: 10.1186/s12199-020-00882-5

Table 2.

Multiple regression analysis of associations between household heating and disability for activities of daily living in random effects logit models

Model 1 DADLa Model 2 DIADLb
ORc (95%CI) ORc (95%CI)
Heating season 0.753 0.763
(0.470–1.205) (0.512–1.138)
Heating fuel
 Pollution-producing heating fuel 1.399***d (1.227–1.594) 1.710*** (1.523–1.920)
 Other heating fuel 1.040 (0.885–1.223) 1.155** (1.002–1.331)
Interaction of pollution-producing heating fuel and heating season 2.014** (1.126–3.600) 1.956*** (1.186–3.226)
Interaction of other heating fuel and heating season 0.357*** (0.167–0.764) 0.501** (0.271–0.924)
Age 1.051*** (1.044–1.057) 1.062*** (1.056–1.068)
Female 1.050 (0.923–1.195) 1.515*** (1.349–1.702)
Unmarried 1.238*** (1.076–1.425) 1.279*** (1.123–1.458)
Junior high sch. or more 0.729*** (0.640–0.832) 0.516*** (0.459–0.580)
Heavy drinker 0.850 (0.681–1.062) 0.825** (0.688–0.989)
Current smoker 0.865** (0.758–0.987) 0.887** (0.789–0.997)
Pollution-cooking cooking fuel 1.327*** (1.186–1.483) 1.452*** (1.316–1.601)
Unfavorable housing conditions 1.362*** (1.171–1.584) 1.542*** (1.348–1.764)
Number of chronic disease
 One 1.721*** (1.502–1.972) 1.503*** (1.339–1.688)
 Two or more 3.050*** (2.673–3.480) 3.184*** (2.845–3.564)
Wave 2013 1.622*** (1.480–1.778) 1.039 (0.963–1.120)
Observations 16,634 25,156

aDADL disability for activities of daily living. Model 1 presents the association between heating fuel and DADL

bDIADL disability for instrumental activities of daily living. Model 2 presents the association between heating fuel and DIADL

c95%CI (confidence interval) bracketed below the odds ratio (OR) estimates

dp < 0.1

**p < 0.05

***p < 0.01