When the 95% confidence interval does not touch the line of unity (odds ratio of 1.0), the finding is statistically significant.

“because these error bars directly tell you whether or not your statistically significant so what's really nice about this type of graph and you see these in there's going to be a graph in my paper where you see the same analysis um they're always drawing the 95% confidence interval on the on the data point and if the 95% confidence interval does not touch the the line of unity which in this case is the the the the hods ratio of 1.0 or the x-axis then you know it's statistically significant to the confidence interval they've defined which is almost assuredly 95%”