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. 2023 Nov 30;23:789. doi: 10.1186/s12877-023-04510-z

Table 2.

Risk of HDC by baseline BMI, WC and WtHR

Variables No. of cases No. of person-years Incidence rate, events per 1,000 person-years HRs (95% CIs)
Model 1 Model 2 Model 3
BMI, kg/m2
 18.5 108 7288.2 14.82 0.67(0.553,0.811) 0.673(0.556,0.815) 0.651(0.538,0.788)
 18.5–23.9 4162 183267.8 22.71 1(ref) 1(ref) 1(ref)
 24–27.9 3884 120180.8 32.32 1.394(1.334,1.457) 1.387(1.327,1.449) 1.396(1.336,1.459)
  ≥ 28 1493 35766.8 41.74 1.773(1.671,1.882) 1.758(1.656,1.866) 1.769(1.666,1.878)
WC(cm)
  < 85(females) < 90(males) 5982 247788.5 24.14 1(ref) 1(ref) 1(ref)
  ≥ 85(females) ≥ 90(males) 3665 98715.0 37.13 1.515(1.453,1.58) 1.514(1.452,1.579) 1.513(1.45,1.578)
WtHR
 < 0.5 3415 151946.5 22.48 1(ref) 1(ref) 1(ref)
 ≥ 0.5 6232 194557.1 32.03 1.405(1.347,1.466) 1.408(1.35,1.469) 1.412(1.353,1.473)

Model 1: adjusted for age and gender; Model 2: adjusted for variables in Model 1 plus marital status, smoking, drinking, physical activity and RHR; Model 3: competing-risks survival regression adjusted covariates were the same as Model 2

Abbreviations: OR odd ratio, CI confidential interval, BMI body mass index, WC waist circumference, WtHR waist-to-height ratio, HDC hypertension–diabetes comorbidity