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Table 4 The hazard ratios estimated by the Cox proportional hazards model by social relationships*

From: Relationship of relative poverty and social relationship on mortality around retirement: a 10-year follow-up of the Komo-Ise cohort

 

Men

Women

Workers

Retired

Workers

Retired

HR

(95% CI)

HR

(95% CI)

HR

(95% CI)

HR

(95% CI)

Marital status

 Married

Reference

Reference

Reference

Reference

 Divorced/separated

1.56

(1.04–2.33)

0.90

(0.57–1.42)

1.07

(0.54–2.14)

1.25

(0.77–2.04)

 Not married

2.02

(1.12–3.65)

2.11

(1.03–4.31)

2.75

(1.09–6.93)

0.73

(0.22–2.39)

Living alone

 No

Reference

Reference

Reference

Reference

 Yes

1.82

(1.08–3.08)

0.98

(0.55–1.76)

1.43

(0.58–3.51)

1.67

(0.98–2.86)

Social support

 Yes

Reference

Reference

Reference

Reference

 No

0.99

(0.69–1.42)

1.18

(0.83–1.69)

1.10

(0.37–3.24)

0.65

(0.26–1.64)

Participation in social activity

 Yes

Reference

Reference

Reference

Reference

 No

1.03

(0.79–1.35)

1.44

(1.06–1.94)

1.04

(0.54–1.97)

1.17

(0.72–1.91)

Social isolation

 Not isolated

Reference

Reference

Reference

Reference

 Isolated

1.03

(0.75–1.40)

0.95

(0.68–1.32)

0.97

(0.44–2.11)

0.73

(0.36–1.46)

Bullied

 No

Reference

Reference

Reference

Reference

 Yes

1.01

(0.59–1.70)

1.45

(0.84–2.50)

1.38

(0.59–3.22)

0.90

(0.35–2.30)

  1. HR hazard ratio, 95% CI 95% confidence intervals
  2. *All estimations were controlled for age (5-year age categories), occupation, area of residence, smoking habit, drinking habit, and perceived health