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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2022 Jun 10.
Published in final edited form as: J Allergy Clin Immunol. 2019 Jan 22;143(5):1914–1922. doi: 10.1016/j.jaci.2018.12.1015

Table 4:

Estimated Bronchodilator Response (%) Mean Difference and 95% Confidence Intervals for Acculturation Measures in Participants with Asthma from the GALA II Study, 2006–2014 (n=931)

Unadjusted Mean difference
(95% CI)
Model 1a Mean difference
(95% CI)
Model 2b Mean difference
(95% CI)

Acculturation Measure
Nativity
 Not born in the U.S. Ref Ref Ref
 Born in the U.S. 0.05 (−1.72, 1.82) −0.47 (−2.26, 1.32) −0.05 (−1.89, 1.78)
Language Acculturation
 Low (Spanish-Spanish) Ref Ref Ref
 Medium (Spanish-English) −2.32 (−3.87, −0.77) −2.20 (−3.80, −0.60) −1.98 (−3.62, −0.34)
 High (English-English) −2.44 (−4.12, −0.76) −3.41 (−5.27, −1.55) −3.05 (−5.06, −1.05)
Age at immigration
 Ages 10 and older Ref Ref Ref
 Ages 4–9 3.55 (−0.91, 8.00) 3.31 (−1.09, 7.70) 3.24 (−1.21, 7.68)
 Ages 0–3 1.89 (−2.94, 6.73) 1.66 (−3.13, 6.45) 1.65 (−3.19, 6.48)
 U.S. Born 2.40 (−1.43, 6.23) 1.69 (−2.12, 5.51) 2.05 (−1.79, 5.90)
Generation in the U.S.
 1st Generation Ref Ref Ref
 2nd Generation 0.21 (−1.62, 2.03) −0.02 (−1.83, 1.80) 0.38 (−1.49, 2.25)
 3rd Generation −0.27 (−2.25, 1.70) −1.89 (−3.98, 0.20) −1.39 (−3.55, 0.77)
Acculturation index
 Low Ref Ref Ref
 Medium −1.81 (−3.27, −0.34) −1.83 (−3.32, −0.33) −1.54 (−3.08, 0.00)
 High −2.14 (−3.64, −0.64) −3.59 (−5.27, −1.90) −3.23 (−5.03, −1.44)
a

Model 1 adjusted for age sex, child’s Latino subgroup, controller medication use, Native and African ancestry, and study site

b

Model 2: Model 1 additionally adjusted for maternal education, maternal age at birth, insurance status, in utero tobacco exposure, current smokers in household, breastfeeding, birthweight, and report of mold, and report of cockroaches