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. 2023 May;48(3):277–285. doi: 10.30476/IJMS.2022.94269.2550

Table 1.

The association of any change in serum 25-OH vitamin D concentration with the examined characteristics of the older adults after five years

Variables Changes in serum 25-OH vitamin D concentration after five years P value
No change (n=370) n (%) Decreased (n=386) n (%) Increased (n=255) n (%)
Age group (year) 60-64 (n=402) 152 (37.81) 145 (36.07) 105 (26.12) 0.079
65-69 (n=234) 75 (32.05) 89 (38.03) 70 (29.91)
70-74 (n=185) 66 (35.68) 70 (37.84) 49 (26.49)
75-79 (n=126) 55 (43.65) 50 (39.68) 21 (16.67)
80-84 (n=46) 16 (34.78) 25 (54.35) 5 (10.87)
85-99 (n=18) 6 (33.33) 7 (38.89) 5 (27.78)
Sex Male (n=569) 214 (37.61) 213 (37.43) 142 (24.96) 0.744
Female (n=442) 156 (35.29) 173 (39.14) 113 (25.57)
Marital status Married (n=876) 329 (37.55) 331 (37.79) 216 (24.66) 0.253
Single (n=135) 41 (30.37) 55 (40.74) 39 (28.89)
Body Mass Index (Kg/m2) <25 (n=294) 97 (32.99) 111 (37.76) 86 (29.25) 0.175
25-29.99 (n=456) 167 (36.62) 184 (40.35) 105 (23.03)
≥30 (n=261) 106 (40.61) 91 (34.87) 64 (24.52)
Physical Activity (PASE score) <150 (n=774) 284 (36.69) 304 (39.28) 186 (24.03) 0.234
≥150 (n=237) 86 (36.29) 82 (34.60) 69 (29.11)
Metabolic syndrome No (n=275) 105 (38.18) 106 (38.55) 64 (23.27) 0.656
Yes (n=736) 265 (36.01) 280 (38.04) 191 (25.95)
Vitamin D supplement administration No (n=821) 302 (36.78) 298 (36.30) 221 (26.92) 0.011
Yes (n=190) 68 (35.79) 88 (46.32) 34 (17.89)
Calcium supplement administration No (n=809) 299 (36.96) 292 (36.09) 218 (26.95) 0.009
Yes (n=202) 71 (35.15) 94 (46.53) 37 (18.32)
Calcitonin intake No (n=945) 342 (36.19) 360 (38.10) 243 (25.71) 0.355
Yes (n=66) 28 (42.43) 26 (39.39) 12 (18.18)

P<0.05 was considered statistically significant.