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Table 4 Subgroup analysis by sex for the associations between the prevalence of hypertension and occupational exposure status and classification of occupational noise exposure combined with BHFTA

From: Occupational noise and hypertension in Southern Chinese workers: a large occupational population-based study

Sex

 

Model 1

 

Model 2

P for

interaction

OR

95%CI

P

 

OR

95%CI

P

 

Occupational noise status

       

0.358

Male

 Non–exposed

1

   

1

   
 

 Exposed

1.29

1.22,1.37

< 0.001

 

1.51

1.42,1.60

< 0.001

 

Female

 Non–exposed

1

   

1

   
 

 Exposed

1.28

1.15,1.41

< 0.001

 

1.49

1.34,1.67

< 0.001

 
 

Classification of occupational noise exposure combined with BHFTA

       

0.003

Male

 Occupational noise non–exposed

 with BHFTA normal

1

   

1

   
 

 Occupational noise exposed

 with BHFTA normal

1.22

1.15,1.29

< 0.001

 

1.49

1.41,1.59

< 0.001

 
 

 Occupational noise exposed

 with BHFTA elevated

1.86

1.74,1.97

< 0.001

 

1.57

1.48,1.68

< 0.001

 

Female

 Occupational noise non–exposed

 with BHFTA normal

1

   

1

   
 

 Occupational noise exposed

 with BHFTA normal

1.25

1.13,1.39

< 0.001

 

1.49

1.34,1.66

< 0.001

 
 

 Occupational noise exposed

 with BHFTA elevated

1.87

1.66,2.11

< 0.001

 

1.59

1.40,1.80

< 0.001

 
  1. OR odds ratio, CI confidence interval
  2. Model 1: Unadjusted
  3. Model 2: Adjusted for age, years of occupational hazard exposure, high temperature exposure (Non-exposed, exposed), benzene exposure (Non-exposed, exposed), Pb exposure (Non-exposed, exposed), dust exposure (Non-exposed, exposed), classification of industry (Manufacturing, Non–manufacturing)