Finding F-1773

“The average difference in slope for predicted DBP between coal and clean cooking fuel in women <40 years was 0.08 mm Hg per year of age (95% CI: −0.005, 0.17), and for women ≥40 years, it was 0.05 mm Hg per year of age (95% CI: −0.008, 0.10).”

Bellows et al. The Association of Cooking Fuel Use, Dietary Intake, and Blood Pressure among Rural Women in China (2020). International journal of environmental research and public health. Page 6. CKB 7883

Structure

Source: Coal
Outcome: Blood pressure
Population: women younger than 40 years
Setting: home, CN
Study design: longitudinal study of Chinese women: cooking fuel recorded at repeated surveys and blood pressure measured at each, with the difference in the slope of blood pressure against age compared between coal and clean fuel users (class 3)
Effect: other 0.08 (-0.005–0.17)
Caveat: a difference in the slope of diastolic blood pressure against age, not a difference in blood pressure; both intervals cross zero

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