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Table 4 Differences (95% CI) in COPD-related outcomes for former and current smokers in study population residing in low food access areas versus non-low food access areas by urban status

From: Disparities in access to food and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)-related outcomes: a cross-sectional analysis

 

Rural (N = 302)

Urban (N = 2411)

Mean difference or odds ratio (95% CI)

 

P value

Mean difference or odds ratio (95% CI)

 

P value

Lung function

 FEV%Pred

2.38

(− 3.75, 8.51)

0.445

− 5.25

(− 7.84, − 2.66)

 < 0.001

 COPD (OR)a

0.77

(0.41, 1.44)

0.415

1.52

(1.20, 1.94)

 < 0.001

Quality of life/respiratory symptoms

 CAT

− 1.66

(− 3.60, 0.29)

0.094

1.05

(0.26, 1.84)

0.009

 mMRC

− 0.24

(− 0.50, 0.02)

0.070

0.16

(0.06, 0.26)

0.002

 SGRQ total

− 3.96

(− 8.69, 0.78)

0.101

4.28

(2.36, 6.20)

 < 0.001

 6-min walk Distance (meters)

31.5

(5.13, 57.8)

0.019

− 8.93

(− 20.5, 2.68)

0.132

Chest CT metric

 % Emphysema (− 950)

− 0.99

(− 3.19, 1.21)

0.377

1.54

(0.55, 2.52)

0.002

 % air trapping (− 856)

− 1.35

(− 6.30, 3.59)

0.591

4.04

(2.11, 5.97)

 < 0.001

Exacerbations, last 12 months

 Any (odds ratio)a

0.70

(0.37, 1.33)

0.275

1.35

(1.03, 1.76)

0.028

 Severe (odds ratio)a

0.80

(0.29, 2.17)

0.661

1.62

(1.12, 2.34)

0.011

  1. All modes were adjusted for clinical centers, age, sex, race, education, income, marital status, BMI, smoking status, and pack years
  2. Bold values indicate statistical significance at the p < 0.05 level
  3. aCoefficient represents odds ratio