Research Article

Age Differences in the Association of Severe Psychological Distress and Behavioral Factors with Heart Disease

Table 2

Univariate and multiple logistic regression analyses for the relationship between all potential risk factors and heart disease.

VariablesCrude OR95% CIP valueAdjusted OR 95% CIP value

SPD and behavioral factors
 SPD
  No11
  Yes2.241.81–2.77<0.00012.151.70–2.72<0.0001
 Smoking status
  Never11
  Current1.140.95–1.360.1621.110.91–1.350.317
  Past2.552.28–2.85<0.00011.411.25–1.57<0.0001
 Binge drink
  No11
  Yes0.440.36–0.54<0.00010.830.67–1.030.0911
 Physical activity
  No11
  Yes0.680.60–0.77<0.00010.770.67–0.87<0.0001
 Obesity
  No11
  Yes1.311.18–1.46<0.00011.341.19–1.52<0.0001
Demographic and other factors
 Gender
  Male11
  Female0.900.81–0.990.0270.700.63–0.78<0.0001
 Age group
  18–44 years11
  45–64 years 4.803.99–5.79<0.00014.03.32–4.83<0.0001
  65 years or older18.6615.66–22.24<0.000110.989.18–13.15<0.0001
 Employment
  No11
  Yes0.230.21–0.26<0.00010.510.45–0.59<0.0001
 Race
  White11
  Latino0.410.34–0.49<0.00010.700.57–0.860.0008
  Asian0.650.53–0.81<0.00010.850.68–1.070.172
  African American0.750.60–0.930.0090.880.69–1.110.263
 Poverty level
  300% FPL or above11
  0–99% FPL1.140.97–1.350.1231.251.04–1.500.018
  100–199% FPL1.211.04–1.410.0131.120.95–1.310.193
  200–299% FPL1.241.06–1.440.00571.040.88–1.220.657

SPD: serious psychological distress; OR: odds ratio; CI: confidence interval; FPL: federal poverty level.