Table 4.

Discrete time survival analysis predicting incident myocardial infarction/stroke, Population Assessment of Tobacco, and Health (Waves 1–5, 2013–2019)

Myocardial infarctionStroke
UnadjustedAdjustedUnadjustedAdjusted
Hazard95% CIHazard95% CIHazard95% CIHazard95% CI
Time-varying cigarettes/ENDS use
Non-current useRefRefRefRefRefRefRefRef
Exclusive cigarette use1.63**1.23–2.161.99***1.40–2.842.37***1.76–3.192.26***1.51–3.39
Exclusive ENDS use0.590.12–2.620.610.12–3.041.450.48–4.361.740.55–5.49
Dual use1.120.41–3.091.840.64–5.300.940.28–3.141.120.33–3.79
Sociodemographic factors
Age1.05***1.04–1.061.04***1.03–1.061.04***1.03–1.061.04***1.03–1.06
Sex
FemaleRefRefRefRefRefRefRefRef
Male1.53*1.07–2.201.71**1.18–2.461.140.85–1.531.210.89–1.64
Race/ethnicity
NH WhiteRefRefRefRefRefRefRefRef
Hispanic0.760.45–1.260.840.50–1.420.640.34–1.220.650.35–1.23
NH Black1.100.71–1.690.940.60–1.481.57*1.10–2.251.290.92–1.82
Another race/ethnicity0.39*0.19–0.820.520.25–1.100.750.42–1.300.980.59–1.63
Education
High school or less3.60***1.99–6.542.89**1.56–5.363.98***1.79–8.852.79*1.24–6.26
Some college/associates degree2.04*1.08–3.861.860.98–3.562.41***1.10–5.321.960.87–4.43
Bachelor degree0.990.45–2.201.100.49–2.441.160.43–3.081.240.46–3.35
Graduate degreeRefRefRefRefRefRefRefRef
Smoking history at baseline
Former established smoking1.60*1.09–2.351.430.91–2.240.800.47–1.380.700.39–1.25
Cigarette pack-yearsa1.13***1.08–1.170.980.92–1.041.12**1.04–1.191.020.93–1.11
Baseline risk factors
Family history of premature MIb2.85***2.00–4.042.68***1.84–3.902.50***1.74–3.602.25***1.59–3.18
Hypertension diagnosis2.52***1.79–3.541.56*1.01–2.402.21***1.64–2.991.290.90–1.86
Diabetes diagnosis2.22***1.55–3.191.450.95–2.252.58***1.77–3.741.85**1.21–2.82
Myocardial infarctionStroke
UnadjustedAdjustedUnadjustedAdjusted
Hazard95% CIHazard95% CIHazard95% CIHazard95% CI
Time-varying cigarettes/ENDS use
Non-current useRefRefRefRefRefRefRefRef
Exclusive cigarette use1.63**1.23–2.161.99***1.40–2.842.37***1.76–3.192.26***1.51–3.39
Exclusive ENDS use0.590.12–2.620.610.12–3.041.450.48–4.361.740.55–5.49
Dual use1.120.41–3.091.840.64–5.300.940.28–3.141.120.33–3.79
Sociodemographic factors
Age1.05***1.04–1.061.04***1.03–1.061.04***1.03–1.061.04***1.03–1.06
Sex
FemaleRefRefRefRefRefRefRefRef
Male1.53*1.07–2.201.71**1.18–2.461.140.85–1.531.210.89–1.64
Race/ethnicity
NH WhiteRefRefRefRefRefRefRefRef
Hispanic0.760.45–1.260.840.50–1.420.640.34–1.220.650.35–1.23
NH Black1.100.71–1.690.940.60–1.481.57*1.10–2.251.290.92–1.82
Another race/ethnicity0.39*0.19–0.820.520.25–1.100.750.42–1.300.980.59–1.63
Education
High school or less3.60***1.99–6.542.89**1.56–5.363.98***1.79–8.852.79*1.24–6.26
Some college/associates degree2.04*1.08–3.861.860.98–3.562.41***1.10–5.321.960.87–4.43
Bachelor degree0.990.45–2.201.100.49–2.441.160.43–3.081.240.46–3.35
Graduate degreeRefRefRefRefRefRefRefRef
Smoking history at baseline
Former established smoking1.60*1.09–2.351.430.91–2.240.800.47–1.380.700.39–1.25
Cigarette pack-yearsa1.13***1.08–1.170.980.92–1.041.12**1.04–1.191.020.93–1.11
Baseline risk factors
Family history of premature MIb2.85***2.00–4.042.68***1.84–3.902.50***1.74–3.602.25***1.59–3.18
Hypertension diagnosis2.52***1.79–3.541.56*1.01–2.402.21***1.64–2.991.290.90–1.86
Diabetes diagnosis2.22***1.55–3.191.450.95–2.252.58***1.77–3.741.85**1.21–2.82

Myocardial infarction persons n = 11 031, person-years = 38 700; Stroke persons n = 11 076, person-years n = 38,808.

ENDS = electronic nicotine delivery systems; MI = myocardial infarction.

p < .05.

p < .01.

p < .001.

Rescaled to 10 pack-year intervals for models.

Prior to age 50.

Table 4.

Discrete time survival analysis predicting incident myocardial infarction/stroke, Population Assessment of Tobacco, and Health (Waves 1–5, 2013–2019)

Myocardial infarctionStroke
UnadjustedAdjustedUnadjustedAdjusted
Hazard95% CIHazard95% CIHazard95% CIHazard95% CI
Time-varying cigarettes/ENDS use
Non-current useRefRefRefRefRefRefRefRef
Exclusive cigarette use1.63**1.23–2.161.99***1.40–2.842.37***1.76–3.192.26***1.51–3.39
Exclusive ENDS use0.590.12–2.620.610.12–3.041.450.48–4.361.740.55–5.49
Dual use1.120.41–3.091.840.64–5.300.940.28–3.141.120.33–3.79
Sociodemographic factors
Age1.05***1.04–1.061.04***1.03–1.061.04***1.03–1.061.04***1.03–1.06
Sex
FemaleRefRefRefRefRefRefRefRef
Male1.53*1.07–2.201.71**1.18–2.461.140.85–1.531.210.89–1.64
Race/ethnicity
NH WhiteRefRefRefRefRefRefRefRef
Hispanic0.760.45–1.260.840.50–1.420.640.34–1.220.650.35–1.23
NH Black1.100.71–1.690.940.60–1.481.57*1.10–2.251.290.92–1.82
Another race/ethnicity0.39*0.19–0.820.520.25–1.100.750.42–1.300.980.59–1.63
Education
High school or less3.60***1.99–6.542.89**1.56–5.363.98***1.79–8.852.79*1.24–6.26
Some college/associates degree2.04*1.08–3.861.860.98–3.562.41***1.10–5.321.960.87–4.43
Bachelor degree0.990.45–2.201.100.49–2.441.160.43–3.081.240.46–3.35
Graduate degreeRefRefRefRefRefRefRefRef
Smoking history at baseline
Former established smoking1.60*1.09–2.351.430.91–2.240.800.47–1.380.700.39–1.25
Cigarette pack-yearsa1.13***1.08–1.170.980.92–1.041.12**1.04–1.191.020.93–1.11
Baseline risk factors
Family history of premature MIb2.85***2.00–4.042.68***1.84–3.902.50***1.74–3.602.25***1.59–3.18
Hypertension diagnosis2.52***1.79–3.541.56*1.01–2.402.21***1.64–2.991.290.90–1.86
Diabetes diagnosis2.22***1.55–3.191.450.95–2.252.58***1.77–3.741.85**1.21–2.82
Myocardial infarctionStroke
UnadjustedAdjustedUnadjustedAdjusted
Hazard95% CIHazard95% CIHazard95% CIHazard95% CI
Time-varying cigarettes/ENDS use
Non-current useRefRefRefRefRefRefRefRef
Exclusive cigarette use1.63**1.23–2.161.99***1.40–2.842.37***1.76–3.192.26***1.51–3.39
Exclusive ENDS use0.590.12–2.620.610.12–3.041.450.48–4.361.740.55–5.49
Dual use1.120.41–3.091.840.64–5.300.940.28–3.141.120.33–3.79
Sociodemographic factors
Age1.05***1.04–1.061.04***1.03–1.061.04***1.03–1.061.04***1.03–1.06
Sex
FemaleRefRefRefRefRefRefRefRef
Male1.53*1.07–2.201.71**1.18–2.461.140.85–1.531.210.89–1.64
Race/ethnicity
NH WhiteRefRefRefRefRefRefRefRef
Hispanic0.760.45–1.260.840.50–1.420.640.34–1.220.650.35–1.23
NH Black1.100.71–1.690.940.60–1.481.57*1.10–2.251.290.92–1.82
Another race/ethnicity0.39*0.19–0.820.520.25–1.100.750.42–1.300.980.59–1.63
Education
High school or less3.60***1.99–6.542.89**1.56–5.363.98***1.79–8.852.79*1.24–6.26
Some college/associates degree2.04*1.08–3.861.860.98–3.562.41***1.10–5.321.960.87–4.43
Bachelor degree0.990.45–2.201.100.49–2.441.160.43–3.081.240.46–3.35
Graduate degreeRefRefRefRefRefRefRefRef
Smoking history at baseline
Former established smoking1.60*1.09–2.351.430.91–2.240.800.47–1.380.700.39–1.25
Cigarette pack-yearsa1.13***1.08–1.170.980.92–1.041.12**1.04–1.191.020.93–1.11
Baseline risk factors
Family history of premature MIb2.85***2.00–4.042.68***1.84–3.902.50***1.74–3.602.25***1.59–3.18
Hypertension diagnosis2.52***1.79–3.541.56*1.01–2.402.21***1.64–2.991.290.90–1.86
Diabetes diagnosis2.22***1.55–3.191.450.95–2.252.58***1.77–3.741.85**1.21–2.82

Myocardial infarction persons n = 11 031, person-years = 38 700; Stroke persons n = 11 076, person-years n = 38,808.

ENDS = electronic nicotine delivery systems; MI = myocardial infarction.

p < .05.

p < .01.

p < .001.

Rescaled to 10 pack-year intervals for models.

Prior to age 50.

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