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Finding F-0560

“However, in the second model (representing the scenario of people newly exposed to mold and damp who had a diagnosis of a respiratory condition at baseline), the odds ratio for the interaction term was 1.19 (95% CI: [1.06, 1.34], P < .01), showing strong evidence for effect modification by presence of a respiratory condition when the value of the effect modifier was fixed at its baseline level.”

The effect of damp housing on psychological distress: does respiratory health matter? (2026). American journal of epidemiology. Page 5. CKB 6447

Structure

Source
Dampness and water damage
Outcome
Psychological stress
Population
adults with a chronic respiratory condition at baseline
Setting
dwelling, GB
Study design
longitudinal analysis of the British Household Panel Survey: adjusted fixed-effects logistic regression of self-reported damp housing on psychological distress (General Health Questionnaire), stratified by chronic respiratory condition at baseline, with interaction models (class 3)
Effect
OR 1.19 (1.06–1.34)
Caveat
the estimate is an interaction odds ratio (effect modification), not a main effect

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