Lifestyle domains as determinants of wheeze prevalence in urban and rural schoolchildren in Ecuador: cross sectional analysis

Table 5 Population fractions (PAF%) of recent wheeze attributable to each lifestyle domain

Groups	Lifestyle Domain	Rural			Urban
		Exposed cases	OR^B	PAF %	Exposed cases	OR^B	PAF %
Socioeconomic Status of the household	Low vs. High	0.64	0.88	<0	0.09	1.74	4%
Socioeconomic Status of the household	Medium vs. High	0.29	0.90	<0	0.64	0.96	<0
Characteristics of the child’s home	Transitional vs. Basic urban	0.43	2.01	22%	0.10	1.70	4%
Characteristics of the child’s home	Rudimentary vs. Basic urban	0.52	1.89	24%	0.03	1.97	2%
Sedentarism of the child	High vs. Low	0.14	1.63	5%	0.21	0.99	<0
Sedentarism of the child	Medium vs. Low	0.19	1.16	3%	0.31	0.91	<0
Agricultural activities of the household	Farming vs Non-farming	0.62	0.93	<0	0.15	1.45	5%

PAF% - populationa attribuatble fraction estimated using the proportion of exposed cases for each lifestyle pattern // OR^B = univariate odds ratios.

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