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. 2023 Sep 8;14:1181544. doi: 10.3389/fimmu.2023.1181544

Table 7.

Association between TL and lean.

Location Model 1 Model 2 Model 3 Model 4
β 95%CI β 95%CI β 95%CI β 95%CI
Head -0.075 -137.599–95.405 -0.012 -31.448–5.746 -0.020 -43.516–17.918 -0.021 -45.474–19.736
Left arm -0.038 -194.643–92.104 0.001 -19.498-28.735 0.001 -21.353-27.114 -0.002 -30.392-18.249
Left leg 0.031 131.027-335.744 0.076 519.757-627.950 0.067 453.668-560.729 0.065 434.385-541.844
Right arm -0.031 -173.599-68.877 0.005 -4.711-43.357 0.003 -11.983-36.278 0.000 -22.314-26.149
Right leg 0.036 175.003-383.388 0.082 577.194-686.628 0.074 512.806-621.111 0.071 491.612-600.274
Trunk -0.057 -1471.547–904.082 0.033 558.695-830.766 0.031 506.821-778.056 0.029 476.804-749.474
Subtotal -0.022 -1517.890–361.803 0.045 1662.829-2186.039 0.041 1471.020-1992.222 0.038 1381.178-1904.903
Total -0.024 -1652.427–460.273 0.043 1638.436-2173.235 0.039 1434.639-1967.166 0.037 1342.883-1877.986

TL, telomere length.

Model 1: Unadjusted model.

Model 2: age, gender, race, and BMI were adjusted.

Model 3: age, gender, race, BMI, education and smoking were adjusted.

Model 4: age, gender, race, BMI, education, smoking, osteoporosis, DM history, pain drugs intake history, and physical activity level were adjusted.