Research Article

Investigating the Relationship between Smoking and Panic Disorder: A Cross-Sectional Study among US Adults

Table 2

OR of different variables associated with panic disorder.

VariableUnadjusted OR (95% CI) value

Agea1.019 [0.956-1.086]>0.05
Smoking cigarettes
 NoReference
 Yes4.396 [2.032-9.513]<0.001
Smoking cigarettes frequency
 Frequently smokesReference
 Occasionally smokes0.275 [0.084-0.902]<0.05
 Never smokes0.180 [0.055-0.591]<0.05
Smoking pipe
 NoReference
 Yes2.41 [0.67-8.67]0.17
Smoking cigar
 NoReference
 Yes0.75 [0.27-2.12]0.58
Alcohol consumption
 NoReference
 Yes2.196 [1.046-4.609]<0.05
Gender
 FemaleReference
 Male0.512 [0.269-0.977]<0.05
Ethnicity/race
 Non-Hispanic WhiteReference
 Non-Hispanic Black0.844 [0.365-1.953]>0.05
 Hispanic0.822 [0.328-2.064]>0.05
Education
 Less than 12 yearsReference
 More than 12 years0.879 [0.464-1.665]>0.05
Marital status
 Not marriedReference
 Married0.433 [0.233-0.805]<0.05
Income status
 Below povertyReference
 Above poverty0.419 [0.218-0.803]<0.05
Physically active
 NoReference
 Yes0.823 [0.336-2.011]>0.05

aEach 1 year increase in age.