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Table 9 Sociological factors and lifestyle habits that affect CDAI scores

From: High prevalence of rheumatoid arthritis and its risk factors among Tibetan highlanders living in Tsarang, Mustang district of Nepal

Variables

Male (n = 27)

Estimate

95% CI

Std.Error

p value

Intercept

5.30E−18

[− 4.28E−01, 4.28E−01]

2.06E−01

1.0000

Age

3.87E−02

[− 4.56E−01, 5.34E−01]

2.38E−01

0.8720

Marriage status

1.93E−01

[− 3.27E−01, 7.13E−01]

2.50E−01

0.4480

Drinking habits

1.58E−01

[− 3.35E−01, 6.50E−01]

2.37E−01

0.5130

Smoking habits

3.48E−03

[− 5.06E−01, 5.13E−01]

2.45E−01

0.9890

Living experience in urban

− 6.13E−02

[− 5.13E−01, 3.90E−01]

2.17E−01

0.7810

Variables

Female (n = 50)

Estimate

95% CI

Std.Error

p value

Intercept

1.15E−17

[− 2.55E−01, 2.55E−01]

1.27E−01

1.0000

Age

3.05E−01

[− 3.49E−02, 6.45E−01]

1.69E−01

0.0774

Marriage status

3.17E−01

[5.74E−02, 5.77E−01]

1.29E−01

0.0179

Drinking habits

− 7.45E−02

[− 3.55E−01, 2.06E−01]

1.39E−01

0.5954

Smoking habits

2.88E−01

[1.71E−02, 5.59E−01]

1.34E−01

0.0377

Living experience in urban

− 3.69E−01

[− 6.83E−01, − 5.60E−02]

1.56E−01

0.0219

  1. Analysis was performed with 27 males and 50 females by multiple linear regression analysis. “Estimate” in the table indicates a standardized parameter estimate, and its 95% CI is also listed