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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2023 Oct 1.
Published in final edited form as: Ann Allergy Asthma Immunol. 2022 Jul 14;129(4):481–489. doi: 10.1016/j.anai.2022.06.030

Table 4.

Association between asthma indicators and allergies among U.S. children with current asthma, 2018

Children with current asthma

With allergies Without allergies p-value
Prevalence of asthma indicators Prev, %
(95% CI)
Unadjusted PR
(95% CI)
aPR
(95% CI)
Prev, %
(95% CI)
Unadjusted PR
(95% CI)
aPR
(95% CI)

Asthma attack 57.8
(50.9, 64.4)
1.19
(0.97, 1.45)
1.18
(0.98, 1.43)
48.6
(40.5, 56.8)
Ref Ref 0.088
Missed school days 49.5
(42.2, 56.9)
1.32
(1.02, 1.73)
1.33
(1.03, 1.72)
37.4
(29.4, 46.0)
Ref Ref 0.031*
Medication use
 Taken quick relief inhaler in past 3 months 70.4
(63.3, 76.6)
1.15
(0.98, 1.35)
1.16
(0.99, 1.36)
61.4
(52.9, 69.3)
Ref Ref 0.091
 Take preventative medication daily 33.7
(28.1, 39.8)
1.89
(1.32, 2.71)
1.89
(1.32, 2.71)
17.8
(12.9, 24.2)
Ref Ref <0.001*
Healthcare use
 Emergency department visit 20.6
(16.0, 26.2)
1.29
(0.81, 2.04)
1.34
(0.85, 2.10)
16.0
(10.9, 23.0)
Ref Ref 0.266
 Hospitalization 5.3
(2.8, 9.8)
2.77
(0.84, 9.11)
3.08
(0.95, 9.97)
§ Ref Ref 0.089

aPR, adjusted prevalence ratio (adjusted for age, sex, and race/ethnicity); CI, confidence interval; PR, prevalence ratio; Prev, prevalence; Ref, referent.

Bold numbers statistically significant.

*

Statistically significant.

Relative standard error ≥30% unreliable estimate.

§

Relative standard error is ≥50% suppressed estimate.