Prevalence of Cognitive Impairment and Depression among a Population Aged over 60 Years in the Metropolitan Area of Guadalajara, Mexico

Table 3

Relationship between cognitive impairment, sociodemographic data, and depression (𝑛=1142).

Variables	With cognitive impairment; 𝑛 (%)	Without cognitive impairment; 𝑛 (%)	OR crude	CI 95%	OR adjusted*	CI 95%
Gender
Female	106 (14.5)	623 (85.5)	1.18	0.87–1.68	0.79	0.51–1.22
Male	52 (12.6)	361 (87.4)	1
Age
≥75	107 (26.7)	294 (73.3)	4.92	3.43–7.06	3.49	2.37–5.14
≤74	51 (6.9)	690 (93.1)	1
Marital status
Not married	117 (20.9)	443 (79.1)	3.48	2.39–5.08	2.73	1.77–4.19
Married	41 (7.0)	541 (93.0)	1
Retired or pensioner
No	126 (14.9)	718 (85.1)	1.45	0.96–2.20	1.24	0.77–1.99
Yes	32 (10.7)	266 (89.3)	1
Education
0–4	144 (21.6)	523 (78.4)	9.06	5.16–15.9	6.10	3.97–10.9
5–23	14 (2.9)	461 (97.1)	1
Depression
Yes	83 (25.0)	249 (75.0)	3.26	2.31–4.60	2.29	1.57–3.36
No	75 (9.3)	735 (90.7)	1

OR: odd ratio.
*OR adjusted by gender, age, marital status, pensioner, education, and depression.