Figures & data
Table 1 Baseline Characteristics in Sweden and Norway, Among Participants with and without Asthma, and Among All
Table 2 10-Year Mortality and Attributable Mortality Risk Due to Asthma, Stratified by Educational Level and Among All
Figure 1 Mortality incidence curves among adults with asthma (red) compared to without asthma (black) and stratified by education.
![Figure 1 Mortality incidence curves among adults with asthma (red) compared to without asthma (black) and stratified by education.](/cms/asset/39b6a800-d706-4aa8-9146-94d566d94540/djaa_a_12301379_f0001_c.jpg)
Figure 2 Asthma as a risk factor for 10-year mortality, among all participants and stratified by educational levels. Results are expressed as Hazard ratios with 95% Confidence intervals (CI) from crude Cox proportional hazard models, and from models adjusted for age, sex and smoking.
![Figure 2 Asthma as a risk factor for 10-year mortality, among all participants and stratified by educational levels. Results are expressed as Hazard ratios with 95% Confidence intervals (CI) from crude Cox proportional hazard models, and from models adjusted for age, sex and smoking.](/cms/asset/d84ef3cb-bfae-43dd-a5da-7e7f067a2816/djaa_a_12301379_f0002_c.jpg)
Figure 3 Asthma as a risk factor for 10-year mortality, among men, women, non-smokers, and ever-smokers, in all and stratified by educational levels. Results are expressed as Hazard ratios with 95% Confidence intervals (CI) from crude Cox proportional hazard models, and from models adjusted for age, sex and smoking.
![Figure 3 Asthma as a risk factor for 10-year mortality, among men, women, non-smokers, and ever-smokers, in all and stratified by educational levels. Results are expressed as Hazard ratios with 95% Confidence intervals (CI) from crude Cox proportional hazard models, and from models adjusted for age, sex and smoking.](/cms/asset/79b06a23-c107-43b7-89c0-f2c588327fd7/djaa_a_12301379_f0003_c.jpg)