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. 2015 May 10;19(2):204–217. doi: 10.1017/S136898001500172X

Table 5.

Multivariable-adjusted odds ratios of the associations between depression and dietary patterns in a sample of Iranian adults (n 3846) aged 20–55 years

Fast food dietary pattern scores Traditional dietary pattern scores Lacto-vegetarian dietary pattern scores Western dietary pattern scores
Q3* Q5* Q3 Q5 Q3 Q5 Q3 Q5
Participation OR 95 % CI OR 95 % CI P-trend OR 95 % CI OR 95 % CI P-trend OR 95 % CI OR 95 % CI P-trend OR 95 % CI OR 95 % CI P-trend
Whole population
M1 0·93 0·73, 1·18 0·99 0·78, 1·20 0·61 0·96 0·76, 1·22 0·80 0·63, 1·02 0·34 0·79 0·62, 1·00 0·92 0·73, 1·16 0·45 1·05 0·83, 1·32 1·01 0·76, 1·33 0·51
M2 0·99 0·76, 1·30 0·98 0·73, 1·32 0·84 1·03 0·79, 1·34 0·91 0·69, 1·20 0·92 0·84 0·64, 1·09 0·98 0·75, 1·29 0·99 1·15 0·89, 1·49 1·01 0·76, 1·33 0·76
M3 0·99 0·75, 1·31 0·94 0·70, 1·28 0·99 1·05 0·80, 1·37 0·92 0·69, 1·22 0·83 0·80 0·61, 1·05 0·9 0·70, 1·20 0·88 1·12 0·86, 1·46 1·01 0·76, 1·34 0·69
Men
M1 0·89 0·59, 1·33 1·16 0·78, 1·74 0·36 0·68 0·45, 1·03 0·77 0·51, 1·76 0·31 1·16 0·77, 1·76 1·09 0·72, 1·66 0·64 1·19 0·79, 1·80 1·29 0·86, 1·94 0·6
M2 0·87 0·56, 1·37 0·87 0·53, 1·47 0·46 0·66 0·42, 1·03 0·74 0·47, 1·18 0·52 1·14 0·72, 1·81 1·05 0·65, 1·71 0·78 1·67 1·04, 2·67 1·52 0·93, 2·51 0·01
M3 0·85 0·54, 1·35 0·83 0·49, 1·39 0·36 0·63 0·40, 1·00 0·72 0·45, 1·16 0·56 1·12 0·70, 1·80 1·08 0·66, 1·77 0·72 1·73 1·07, 2·81 1·52 0·92, 2·56 0·003
Women
M1 0·96 0·71, 1·30 0·87 0·65, 1·17 0·75 1·14 0·84, 1·53 0·81 0·60, 1·09 0·52 0·65 0·48, 0·87 0·84 0·63, 1·12 0·21 0·97 0·71, 1·34 0·85 0·60, 1·19 0·47
M2 1·07 0·76, 1·51 1·02 0·70, 1·49 0·48 1·34 0·96, 1·87 1·07 0·75, 1·52 0·38 0·69 0·49, 0·96 0·94 0·67, 1·30 0·78 0·97 0·71, 1·34 0·85 0·60, 1·79 1·19
M3 0·87 0·61, 1·25 1·00 0·69, 1·47 0·59 1·42 1·01, 1·99 1·10 0·77, 1·57 0·31 0·65 0·46, 0·91 0·89 0·63, 1·24 0·59 0·91 0·66, 1·26 0·85 0·60, 1·20 0·34
BMI≥25·0 kg/m2
M1 0·77 0·59, 1·11 0·99 0·70, 1·41 0·64 0·93 0·65, 1·32 0·89 0·61, 1·27 0·67 0·79 0·54, 1·14 1·10 0·78, 1·57 0·49 0·79 0·54, 1·14 1·03 0·72, 1·47 0·61
M2 0·90 0·50, 1·62 1·00 0·53, 1·90 0·88 0·95 0·55, 1·63 0·64 0·35, 1·19 0·22 0·90 0·48, 1·69 1·43 0·79, 2·58 0·11 0·78 0·41, 1·49 1·19 0·66, 2·16 0·35
BMI<25·0 kg/m2
M1 1·12 0·80, 1·56 0·96 0·69, 1·37 0·86 1·08 0·18, 1·5 0·79 0·57, 1·11 0·54 0·75 0·54, 1·04 0·74 0·55, 1·04 0·08 0·71 0·5·1, 0·99 0·76 0·55, 1·07 0·39
M2 1·18 0·69, 1·99 0·97 0·53, 1·79 0·55 1·09 0·64, 1·84 0·81 0·45, 1·45 0·02 0·93 0·53, 1·62 1·19 0·68, 2·07 0·03 1·09 0·69, 1·87 1·17 0·66, 2·06 0·42

M1, adjusted for age; M2, adjusted for age, sex, marital status, education, smoking, physical activity, chronic disease, antidepressant drugs and energy intake; M3, adjusted for age, sex, marital status, education, smoking, physical activity, chronic disease, antidepressant drugs, energy intake and BMI.

Multivariate logistic regression models were used to estimate odds ratios with 95 % confidence intervals for the outcome of depression and dietary factor scores.

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All comparisons were made in reference to the first quintile (Q) of the corresponding pattern.