TABLE 3.

Association of Family Member Incarceration With Health for Women (n = 3356): National Survey of American Life, United States, 2001-2003

Model	Obese, RR (95% CI)	Diabetes, RR (95% CI)	Hypertension, RR (95% CI)	Heart Attack or Stroke, RR (95% CI)	Fair or Poor Health, RR (95% CI)
1a	1.88 (1.41, 2.50)	2.68 (1.54, 4.68)	2.20 (1.50, 3.22)	2.44 (1.62, 3.67)	3.27 (2.47, 4.35)
2b	1.54 (1.14, 2.09)	1.84 (1.02, 3.31)	1.34 (0.91, 1.95)	2.40 (1.63, 3.54)	2.02 (1.51, 2.70)
3c	1.47 (1.07, 2.02)	1.79 (0.99, 3.23)	1.26 (0.85, 1.87)	2.61 (1.85, 3.68)	2.06 (1.55, 2.73)
4	1.46d (1.04, 2.05)	1.61e (0.96, 2.71)	1.12e (0.75, 1.68)	2.49f (1.74, 3.56)	. . .g
5h	1.44 (1.03, 2.00)	1.62 (0.92, 2.85)	1.11 (0.74, 1.65)	2.53 (1.80, 3.55)	1.93 (1.45, 2.58)

Note. CI = confidence interval; RR = rate ratio. We obtained CIs for design-based variance–covariance matrices to adjust for the stratification, clustering, and weighting of the data.

^aAdjusted for family member missing because of other reasons (school or college, military, or long-term care facility or nursing home) and age.

^bAdjusted for model 1 measures, race, income–needs ratio, education, and self-rated health in childhood.

^cAdjusted for model 2 measures, childhood family structure, childhood public assistance, marital status, health insurance status, and foreign-born status.

^dAdjusted for model 3 measures and physical activity.

^eAdjusted for model 3 measures and body mass index (BMI; defined as weight in kilograms divided by the square of height in meters).

^fAdjusted for model 3 measures, BMI, hypertension, and diabetes.

^gNo adjustments made for physical activity, BMI, hypertension or diabetes in model 4 for this outcome.

^hAdjusted for model 4 measures and own incarceration.