Community-Based Diabetes Screening and Risk Assessment in Rural West Virginia

Table 3

Logistic regression: predicting high risk for prediabetes .

	Unadjusted		Adjusted
	OR	95% CI	OR	95% CI
Sex
Male			Reference
Female		1.01, 2.6		0.89, 17.09
Education
≤High school grad	0.92	0.60, 1.39	0.73	0.24, 2.19
College grad; or some college			Reference
Physical activity
Low	1.23	0.77, 1.95	0.96	0.28, 3.23
Moderate	0.92	0.56, 1.48	0.97	0.28, 3.29
High			Reference
Siblings with diabetes
Yes			Reference
No		0.30, 0.78	0.76	0.22, 2.65
Parents with diabetes
Yes			Reference
No		0.46, 1.04	0.89	0.30, 2.60
Baby weigh more than 9 pounds at birth
Yes			Reference
No	1.10	0.59, 2.07		2.6, 56.9
Family history of hypertension
Yes			Reference
No	0.85	0.55, 1.29		1.18, 14.16
Medical history of hypertension
Yes			Reference
No	0.32	0.21, 0.50	0.58	0.20, 1.72
Read food labels
Yes			Reference
No		0.36, 0.79	0.90	0.33, 2.45
Smoke
Yes			Reference
No		2.07, 6.42	0.72	0.21, 2.39
A1c		1.6, 5.2	1.14	0.60, 3.34
Age		1.08, 1.12		1.09, 1.20
BMI		1.02, 1.08		1.12, 1.36

Individuals with diagnosed diabetes cases by a healthcare professionals were deleted from the analysis.
values: <0.10, <0.05, and <0.01.
Physical activity: low, exercise less than once a week of at least 30 minutes; moderate, exercise 1-2 times per week of at least 30 minutes; high, exercise 3-4 or more times per week of at least 30 minutes.
Adjusted ORs reflect the association between high risk prediabetes status and each variable, adjusting for all the other variables in the model.