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Table 4 Results from logistic regression models for the association between the number of chronic health conditions and current depression among 8438 women with breast cancer in UK Biobank (full results from Model 2)

From: Associations between multimorbidity and depression among breast cancer survivors within the UK Biobank cohort: a cross-sectional study

 

Odds Ratio

95% Confidence Interval

P-value

Number of chronic health conditions 0 (Ref = 0)

 1

1.42

1.09–1.85

0.009

 2

2.09

1.56–2.79

< 0.001

 3

3.01

2.12–4.27

< 0.001

 4

5.48

3.57–8.42

< 0.001

 5+

6.06

3.63–10.14

< 0.001

Age group (Ref = 40–44)

 45–49

1.06

0.60–1.88

0.834

 50–54

0.83

0.49–1.43

0.508

 55–59

0.58

0.34–1.00

0.048

 60–64

0.40

0.24–0.68

0.001

 65–70

0.28

0.16–0.48

< 0.001

Ethnicity (Ref = white)

 Non-white

2.90

1.99–4.24

< 0.001

Education level (Ref = degree level)

 Non-degree

1.33

1.06–1.67

0.014

Socioeconomic deprivation quartile (Ref = 1, most advantaged)

 2

1.04

0.77–1.41

0.813

 3

1.05

0.78–1.42

0.752

 4 (least advantaged)

1.77

1.33–2.35

< 0.001

Marital status (Ref = living with spouse/partner)

 Not living with spouse/partner

1.36

1.11–1.67

0.003

Diagnosed with cancer more than once (Ref = no)

 Yes

1.10

0.88–1.38

0.405

Number of years since original cancer diagnosis (Ref = 1–3 years)

 Less than 1 year

1.28

0.84–1.95

0.249

 3–5

0.95

0.68–1.34

0.787

 5+

0.92

0.70–1.20

0.533