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. 2020 Oct 27;25(1):105–113. doi: 10.1017/S1368980020004280

Table 3.

Main associations between fast-food outlet density and proximity, food insecurity and dietary quality (n 226)

Outcome
Food insecurity score (continuous)
Crude model Adjusted model
b § 95 % CI b § 95 % CI
FFD (within 500 m) −0·023 −0·082; 0·037 −0·026 −0·076; 0·024
FFP (per 10 m) −0·009 −0·043; 0·025 −0·003 −0·033; 0·026

FFP, fast-food outlet proximity; FFD, fast-food outlet density.

*

P < 0·05.

Crude model: merely including FFD, FFP or food insecurity as determinant, clustered by district (n 7).

Adjusted model: crude model additionally adjusted for age, sex, migration background, household size, marital status, household income and educational level.

§

b Represents the difference in food insecurity score (higher = more food insecure) or dietary quality (higher = better adherence to dietary guidelines).

OR, odds ratio for being food insecure (being food secure = reference).