Men Woman Age 45 -49 years 50 -54

Men Woman Age 45 -49 years 50 -54 years 55 -59 years 60 -64 years 65 -70 years Never smoker Former smoker 1 -10 gm tobacco/day 11 -20 gm tobacco/day >20 gm tobacco/day Blue collar Low-level white collar High-level white collar Physically active Physically inactive BMI<27 BMI>27 No diabetes Diabetes No job strain Job strain No hypertension Hypertension 0. 5 1. 0 2. 0 OR (95% CI) Online supplement. Associations (OR, 95% CI) between (MI) road-traffic noise exposure (cut-off: ≥ 50 d. B LAeq, 24 h) and myocardial infarction by various MI-risk factors in a case-control study from Stockholm. All models were adjusted for matching variables (age, sex and catchment area) and for diabetes, physical inactivity, smoking, air pollution and occupational noise exposure.

Apartment, facing street Apartment, facing backyard Detached house Double glazed window Triple glazed window Annoyed by any outside noise Not annoyed by any outside noise Annoyed by road traffic noise Not annoyed by road traffic noise Noise annoyed, mainly in bedroom Noise annoyed, mainly in other room Window open always/summertime Window open sometimes/never Sleep disturbance due to noise No sleep disturbance due to noise Use earplugs during sleep Never use earplugs during sleep 0. 5 1 2 OR 95% CI Online supplement Associations (OR 95% CI) between road traffic noise exposure (cut-off: ≥ 50 d. BLAeq, 24 h) and myocardial infarction by noiserelated factors in a case-control study from Stockholm. All models were adjusted for matching variables (age, sex and catchment area) and for diabetes, physical inactivity, smoking, air pollution and occupational noise exposure.