Research Article

Assessing the Knowledge and Attitude towards Osteoporosis among Syrian Women: A Cross-Sectional Study

Table 4

Binominal logistic regression for predicting adequate knowledge towards osteoporosis among the study sample.

VariablesCategoriesOdds ratio95% CI (lower-upper) value

Age range18-30Reference0.193
31-400.913(0.741-1.126)0.395
Above 400.772(0.583-1.022)0.071

Social statusSingleReference0.094
Married0.802(0.671-0.958)0.015
Divorced0.859(0.556-1.325)0.491
Widow0.951(0.643-1.407)0.802

WeightUnder 50 kgReference<0.0001
50-60 kg3.673(2.617-5.155)<0.0001
61-80 kg4.234(3.010-5.956)<0.0001
Above 80 kg9.170(0.125-0.285)<0.0001

HeightUnder 150 cmReference<0.0001
150-160 cm0.227(0.165-0.311)<0.0001
161-170 cm0.199(0.144-0.276)<0.0001
Above 170 cm0.189(0.125-0.285)<0.0001

RegionRural regionReference<0.0001
City1.472(1.258-1.723)

Educational levelIlliterateReference0.141
Primary school2.053(1.106-3.813)0.023
Secondary school1.557(0.862-2.813)0.143
University stage or above1.615(0.908-2.873)0.103

Economic levelBadReference<0.0001
Moderate0.781(0.561-1.087)0.143
Good0.775(0.563-1.067)0.118
High1.356(0.919-1.999)0.125

Menstrual statusAge of reproductive activity (existing menstrual cycle).Reference0.036
Menopause period (menstrual cycle stopped)1.381(1.022-1.865)