Additional file 1 of Associations of socioeconomic status with infectious diseases mediated by lifestyle, environmental pollution and chronic comorbidities: a comprehensive evaluation based on UK Biobank

Additional file 1: Table S1. Definitions of socioeconomic status, environment pollution, healthy lifestyle, environment pollution and chronic comorbidity factors, and infectious diseases from UK biobank. Table S2. Definitions of socioeconomic status, healthy lifestyle, environment pollution and chronic comorbidity factors, and infectious diseases from and US NHANES. Table S3. Mean posterior probabilities, prevalence of latent classes, and item-response probabilities in models with three to five latent classes in the UK Biobank and US NHANES. Table S4. Associations of SES, lifestyle, environment pollution and chronic comorbidity factors with respiratory, digestive and blood or sexually transmitted infectious diseases in UK Biobank participants under multivariate linear regression. Table S5. Associations of SES, lifestyle, environment pollution and chronic comorbidity factors with respiratory infectious diseases in UK Biobank PSM matching subgroup under univariate linear regression. Table S6. Associations of SES, lifestyle, environment pollution and chronic comorbidity factors with digestive infectious diseases in UK Biobank PSM matching subgroup under univariate linear regression. Table S7. Associations of SES, lifestyle, environment pollution and chronic comorbidity factors with blood or sexually transmitted infectious diseases in UK Biobank PSM matching subgroup under univariate linear regression. Table S8. Associations of SES, lifestyle and environment pollution factors with infectious diseases in UK Biobank participants in 2010 under univariate linear regression. Table S9. Adjusted odds ratios for environmental pollution on infection in each quantile in the UK Biobank study. Table S10. Mediation effects of socioeconomic factors on infectious diseases by individual lifestyle, environment pollution or chronic comorbidity factors in UK Biobank. Table S11. Interaction between SES and individual lifestyle, environment pollution or chronic comorbidity factors on infectious diseases in UK Biobank. Table S12. Lifestyle scores on infectious diseases in different SES subgroups from UK biobank. Table S13. Individual lifestyle factors, and environment pollution and chronic comorbidity factors on infectious diseases in different SES subgroups from UK biobank. Table S14. EPS on infectious diseases in different SES subgroups from UK biobank. Table S15. APS on infectious diseases in different SES subgroups from UK biobank. Table S16. SES on infection in different gender and ethnic/race subgroups in UK Biobank. Table S17. Sex and race on infectious diseases in different SES subgroups from UK Biobank. Table S18. Baseline characteristics and infection status of all participants from US NHANES. Table S19. Associations of SES, lifestyle, environment pollution and chronic comorbidity factors with infectious diseases in US NHANES participants under multivariate linear regression. Table S20. Mediation effects of socioeconomic factors on infectious diseases by individual lifestyle, environment pollution or chronic comorbidity factors in US NHANES. Table S21. Interaction between SES and lifestyle or chronic comorbidity factors on infectious diseases in US NHANES. Table S22. Lifestyle scores on infectious diseases in different SES subgroups from US NHANES. Table S23. Individual lifestyle factors, and chronic comorbidity factors on infectious diseases in different SES subgroups from US NHANES. Table S24. SES on infection in different gender and ethnic subgroups in US NHANES. Table S25. Sex and race on infectious diseases in different SES subgroups from US NHANES. Table S26. Distribution of lifestyle factors across ethnic/race subgroups in UK Biobank.