Associations between Safety from Crime, Cycling, and Obesity in a Dutch Elderly Population: Results from the Longitudinal Aging Study Amsterdam

Table 1

Odds ratios and 95% confidence interval for obesity, based on gender and social status neighbourhood score (SSNS).

	𝑁	Age (SD)	𝑁 = obese (%)	Crude OR	95% CI	Adjusted OR^∗	95% CI
Total	470	66.5 (2.3)	108 (23.0)
Gender
Men	230	66.4 (2.4)	32 (13.9)	1		1
Women	240	66.6 (2.2)	76 (31.7)	2.00	1.24–3.22	2.58	1.60–4.16
𝑃 value		.53			<.01	<.001
SNSS
Low status	235	66.6 (2.2)	60 (26.1)	1		1
High status	235	66.4 (2.4)	48 (20.0)	.94	.71–1.25	.76	.48–1.18
𝑃 value		.23		.67		.22
Men
Low SSNS	115	66.5 (2.3)	22 (19.1)	1		1
High SSNS	115	66.3 (2.4)	10 (8.7)	.72	.47–1.09	.38	.17–.85
𝑃 value		.48		.12		.02
Women
Low SSNS	120	66.7 (2.0)	38 (31.7)	1		1
High SSNS	120	66.4 (2.3)	38 (31.7)	1.18	.79–1.78	1.09	.62–1.90
𝑃 value		.33		.42		.78

*odds ratio, adjusted for age, personal educational level, and personal income level.