John Cairney, Dean Dudley, Matthew Kwan, Rheanna Bulten, Dean Kriellaars
Physical Literacy, Physical Activity and Health: Toward an Evidence-Informed Conceptual Model
Sports medicine (Auckland, N.Z.)
effects household air pollution urinary incontinence ui symptoms stress urinary incontinence sui symptoms studied study seeks investigate correlation household air pollution uisui symptoms among middleaged elderly adults india employed data derived individuals aged 45 years older participated inaugural wave 20172018 longitudinal aging study india lasi assessment household air pollution exposure occurrence uisui symptoms relied selfreported data analytical approach adopted crosssectional nature encompassed cohort 64398 participants explore relationships utilized multivariate logistic regression analysis incorporating subgroup analysis interaction tests 1671 259 participants reported ui symptoms 4862 755 participants reported sui symptoms also prevalence uisui symptoms much higher among middleaged elderly adults use solid polluting fuels ui 5123 vs 4877 sui 5450 vs 4550 results revealed noteworthy correlation household air pollution probability experiencing uisui symptoms persisting even adjusting conceivable confounding variables ui 1552 95 ci 13771749 p 000001 sui 1459 95 ci 13571568 p 000001 moreover significant interaction effects discerned age education level tobacco consumption alcohol consumption physical activity p interaction 005 results study indicate utilization solid fuels home increases likelihood developing urinary incontinence stress urinary incontinence result argue immediate need reform composition cooking fuel raise public awareness adverse effects air pollution home