Finding · as stated by the study, recorded by Coridum · status verified-machine
Finding F-1692
“Indoor air pollution was negatively associated with cognitive health (β= -0.38) while positively associated with depression (β= 0.18) and sleep disorders (β= 0.038) acting as mediators.”
Structure
- Outcome
- Cognitive performance
- Setting
- home
- Study design
- mediation analysis in a cohort of older adults: a composite measure of indoor air pollution from the household's cooking practices, indoor smoke and secondhand smoke related to cognitive health, with depression and sleep disorders tested as mediators (class 4)
- Effect
- beta -0.38
- Caveat
- the exposure is a composite index built from unclean cooking practices, indoor smoke from incense sticks and mosquito coils and secondhand smoke, so it has no single factor slug; the coefficient comes from the study's mediation model
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