The Association between Residence Floor Level and Cardiovascular Disease: The Health and Environment in Oslo Study
Table 3
Results from logistic regression models including all types of housing (). The figures represent odds ratios (OR) including 95% confidence intervals (CI) for the different outcomes. The category basement and 1st floor is reference category.
Basement and 1st floor
2nd-3rd floor
4th-5th floor
6th–10th floor
≥11th floor
-trend
OR
95% CI
OR
95% CI
OR
95% CI
OR
95% CI
Stroke
Model 0
1 (ref.)
0.836
(0.683–1.023)
1.139
(0.855–1.517)
1.578
(1.061–2.345)
2.500
(1.311–4.766)
<0.001
Model 1
1 (ref.)
0.912
(0.742–1.122)
1.206
(0.895–1.623)
1.281
(0.849–1.932)
1.936
(0.990–3.785)
0.001
Model 2
1 (ref.)
0.915
(0.744–1.126)
1.193
(0.886–1.608)
1.240
(0.821–1.873)
1.846
(0.945–3.605)
0.002
Model 3
1 (ref.)
0.907
(0.736–1.118)
1.172
(0.868–1.583)
1.183
(0.779–1.795)
1.876
(0.953–3.691)
0.002
Venous thromboembolism (VTE)
Model 0
1 (ref.)
1.046
(0.859–1.274)
0.984
(0.725–1.336)
2.043
(1.415–2.951)
2.332
(1.191–4.566)
<0.001
Model 1
1 (ref.)
1.129
(0.924–1.379)
1.052
(0.770–1.439)
1.814
(1.242–2.647)
1.961
(0.985–3.906)
0.007
Model 2
1 (ref.)
1.138
(0.932–1.391)
1.046
(0.765–1.431)
1.768
(1.210–2.585)
1.873
(0.940–3.733)
0.012
Model 3
1 (ref.)
1.143
(0.935–1.398)
1.043
(0.761–1.429)
1.720
(1.174–2.518)
1.873
(0.939–3.738)
0.015
Intermittent claudication (IC)
Model 0
1 (ref.)
0.935
(0.770–1.136)
0.882
(0.649–1.199)
1.312
(0.864–1.993)
2.917
(1.597–5.327)
<0.001
Model 1
1 (ref.)
1.007
(0.825–1.228)
0.950
(0.639–1.303)
1.111
(0.722–1.708)
2.410
(1.288–4.509)
0.003
Model 2
1 (ref.)
1.015
(0.832–1.238)
0.940
(0.685–1.290)
1.083
(0.703–1.668)
2.292
(1.226–4.283)
0.005
Model 3
1 (ref.)
1.020
(0.835–1.246)
0.951
(0.692–1.308)
1.067
(0.691–1.647)
2.318
(1.237–4.345)
0.005
Model 0: crude associations. Model 1: age, gender, living with someone, and country of birth (sociodemographics). Model 2: Model 1 + education and occupational status (SES). Model 3: Model 2 + BMI, PA, smoking status, alcohol consumption, and diet (health behaviors). . . .
