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Table 2 Odds ratio estimates for social network and social support by diabetes type, stratified by gender

From: Relationship between social network, social support and health behaviour in people with type 1 and type 2 diabetes: cross-sectional studies

Ā 

Type 2 diabetes

Ā 

Men (OR)

Women (OR)

Living without a partner

Ā Ā 

ā€ƒStep 1

0.90 (0.71ā€“1.14)

1.26 (0.88ā€“1.79)

ā€ƒStep 2

0.89 (0.69ā€“1.13)

1.16 (0.80ā€“1.68)

Meet with family less than once a month

Ā Ā 

ā€ƒStep 1

1.76 (1.24ā€“2.51)

3.57 (1.85ā€“6.90)

ā€ƒStep 2

1.67 (1.17ā€“2.39)

3.25 (1.60ā€“6.59)

ā€ƒStep 3

1.57 (1.07ā€“2.29)

2.59 (1.22ā€“5.50)

Meet with friends less than once a month

Ā Ā 

ā€ƒStep 1

2.70 (1.81ā€“4.04)

4.99 (2.88ā€“8.67)

ā€ƒStep 2

2.49 (1.65ā€“3.74)

4.46 (2.51ā€“7.95)

ā€ƒStep 3

2.35 (1.53ā€“3.62)

3.95 (2.16ā€“7.19)

Not sure they can count on getting help

Ā Ā 

ā€ƒStep 1

1.40 (1.09ā€“1.80)

2.82 (1.91ā€“4.18)

ā€ƒStep 2

1.41 (1.09ā€“1.83)

2.85 (1.89ā€“4.29)

ā€ƒStep 3

1.31 (1.00ā€“1.72)

2.31 (1.47ā€“3.62)

  1. Reference group: men or women with type 1 diabetes
  2. Note: Logistic regression analyses including age and diabetes duration in all steps. Education level was included in step 2 and 3. Social network variables (living without a partner, contact with friends/family) were included in step 3