Table 5.
Association between 3 types of alcohol and serum uric acid levels in men and women.
Characteristic | Unadjusted model | Age-adjusted model | Adjusted model | |||
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Beta | P value | Beta | P value | Beta | P value | |
Men (n = 3418) | ||||||
Beer intake (g/wk) | 0.001 | .04 | 0.001 | .09 | 0.001 | .60 |
Wine intake (g/wk) | 0.006 | .007 | 0.006 | .005 | 0.002 | .16 |
Liquor intake (g/wk) | 0.001 | .007 | 0.001 | .002 | 0.001 | .002 |
Total alcohol intake (g/wk) | 0.001 | <.001 | 0.001 | <.001 | 0.001 | .002 |
Women (n = 3665) | ||||||
Beer intake (g/wk) | –0.001 | .53 | –0.0002 | .86 | –0.0004 | .76 |
Wine intake (g/wk) | –0.009 | .03 | –0.010 | .02 | –0.008 | .047 |
Liquor intake (g/wk) | 0.002 | .08 | 0.002 | .13 | 0.002 | .06 |
Total alcohol intake (g/wk) | 0.0005 | .55 | 0.001 | .50 | 0.001 | .36 |
Adjusted for age, area, smoking, body mass index, waist circumference, education level, physical activity, creatinine, high-sensitivity, average systolic blood pressure, average diastolic blood pressure, energy intake, protein intake, fat intake, and carbohydrate intake.