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Table 4 Relation between mortality from CSD and SED index (as a continuous variable), lifestyle, and population density in 66 sub-regions of Poland in the period 2010–2014

From: Is area-level socioeconomic deprivation associated with mortality due to circulatory system diseases in Poland?

Group diseases

Variables in the model

Men

Women

exp(β) with 95% CI

p

exp(β) with 95% CI

p

Circulatory system diseases

(ICD-10: I00–I99)

Time [1-year increase]

0.971 (0.967, 0.976)

0.000

0.972 (0.966, 0.978)

0.000

SED index [1-unit increase]

1.053 (1.008, 1.100)

0.020

1.047 (0.992, 1.106)

0.092

BMI [1-kg/m2 increase]

1.018 (0.956, 1.084)

0.584

1.076 (1.009, 1.148)

0.026

Smoking [1% increase]

1.005 (1.002, 1.009)

0.004

0.996 (0.991, 1.001)

0.111

Population density [twofold increase]

0.995 (0.972, 1.017)

0.639

1.004 (0.978, 1.030)

0.776

Ischemic heart disease

(ICD-10: I20–I25)

Time [1-year increase]

0.934 (0.914, 0.955)

0.000

0.923 (0.891, 0.956)

0.000

SED index [1-unit increase]

1.195 (1.005, 1.419)

0.043

1.303 (1.025, 1.657)

0.031

BMI [1-kg/m2 increase]

1.079 (0.895, 1.300)

0.426

0.994 (0.764, 1.293)

0.963

Smoking [1% increase]

1.003 (0.990, 1.015)

0.698

0.994 (0.977, 1.012)

0.520

Population density [twofold increase]

1.094 (1.006, 1.189)

0.036

1.145 (1.018, 1.288)

0.024

Cerebrovascular diseases

(ICD-10: I60–I69)

Time [1-year increase]

0.939 (0.930, 0.949)

0.000

0.934 (0.914, 0.955)

0.000

SED index [1-unit increase]

1.008 (0.921, 1.102)

0.869

1.230 (1.025, 1.477)

0.026

BMI [1-kg/m2 increase]

1.090 (0.979, 1.213)

0.117

0.983 (0.809, 1.194)

0.862

Smoking [1% increase]

1.006 (0.998, 1.014)

0.113

0.993 (0.977, 1.008)

0.342

Population density [twofold increase]

0.967 (0.918, 1.019)

0.208

1.107 (1.012, 1.211)

0.027

  1. CSD —circulatory system diseases; SED—socioeconomic deprivation
  2. Separate models for each disease group by gender including the effects of time trend, SED index, BMI, prevalence of smoking, and population density. Due to data availability BMI and smoking were treated as static over the whole time period
  3. Significant results are shown in bold
  4. Abbreviations: exp.(β)—exponentiated coefficient of Poisson regression model, CI—confidence interval, ICD-10—International Statistical Classification of Diseases and Related Health Problems, Tenth Revision; BMI—body mass index