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. 2020 Oct 22:1–5. doi: 10.1017/S1368980020004188

Table 2.

Association of TV-viewing and computer/tablet use patterns with incidence of ultra-processed food and low fruit and vegetable consumption*

Elevated frequency of ultra-processed food consumption Low frequency of fruit and vegetable consumption
OR 95 % CI OR 95 % CI
Crude model
 TV-viewing patterns
  Consistently low REF REF
  Become low 0·41 0·16, 1·04 0·70 0·18, 2·75
  Become high 1·66 1·36, 2·04 1·73 1·33, 2·27
  Consistently high 0·66 0·45, 0·95 0·72 0·43, 1·23
 Computer/tablet use patterns
  Consistently low REF REF
  Become low 1·60 1·05, 2·44 1·49 0·90, 2·47
  Become high 2·43 1·88, 3·13 1·86 1·34, 2·58
  Consistently high 2·19 1·74, 2·75 1·14 0·84, 1·54
Adjusted model
 TV-viewing patterns
  Consistently low REF REF
  Become low 0·63 0·25, 1·61 0·97 0·27, 3·45
  Become high 1·70 1·37, 2·12 1·70 1·29, 2·23
  Consistently high 0·98 0·67, 1·44 0·90 0·52, 1·57
 Computer/tablet use patterns
  Consistently low REF REF
  Become low 1·43 0·93, 2·20 1·34 0·79, 2·27
  Become high 1·73 1·31, 2·27 1·53 1·08, 2·17
  Consistently high 1·58 1·24, 2·01 1·96 0·69, 1·33
*

Adjusted model: adjusted for sex, age group, highest academic achievement, per capita income before the pandemic, working status during the quarantine, skin colour and adherence to the quarantine.