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. 2023 Oct 6;30(12):1950–1965. doi: 10.5551/jat.64425

Table 2. Associations of combined family history and genetic and lifestyle risk with diabetes.

DM/number of participants % OR, 95%CI
Family history, no Low genetic risk Ideal (<1 poor factors) 34/1578 (2.2) Ref
Intermediate (2 poor factors) 15/541 (2.8) 1.19 (0.62-2.19)
Poor (>3 poor factors) 16/184 (8.7) 3.73 (1.92-7.00)
Intermediate genetic risk Ideal (<1 poor factors) 64/1499 (4.3) 2.10 (1.38-3.25)
Intermediate (2 poor factors) 28/541 (5.2) 2.81 (1.65-4.74)
Poor (>3 poor factors) 15/214 (7.0) 3.61 (1.83-6.83)
High genetic risk Ideal (<1 poor factors) 70/1419 (4.9) 2.49 (1.65-3.85)
Intermediate (2 poor factors) 54/570 (9.5) 5.21 (3.31-8.29)
Poor (>3 poor factors) 23/207 (11.1) 6.19 (3.42-11.03)
Family history, yes Low genetic risk Ideal (<1 poor factors) 12/193 (6.2) 3.58 (1.73-6.98)
Intermediate (2 poor factors) 4/65 (6.2) 4.27 (1.22-11.49)
Poor (>3 poor factors) 5/21 (23.8) 12.01 (3.43-36.90)
Intermediate genetic risk Ideal (<1 poor factors) 19/206 (9.2) 6.02 (3.25-10.85)
Intermediate (2 poor factors) 14/90 (15.6) 11.25 (5.45-22.31)
Poor (>3 poor factors) 10/31 (32.3) 34.83 (13.74-85.27)
High genetic risk Ideal (<1 poor factors) 53/240 (22.1) 16.99 (10.59-27.60)
Intermediate (2 poor factors) 24/107 (22.4) 17.82 (9.68-32.51)
Poor (>3 poor factors) 7/39 (17.9) 12.00 (4.34-29.97)

Abbreviations: CI, confidence interval; DM, diabetes mellitus; OR, odds ratio.

Adjusted for age, sex and first six principal components.