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. 2023 Dec 6;27(1):e9. doi: 10.1017/S1368980023002598

Table 3.

Associations between lifestyle score and all-cause mortality by subgroups

Healthiest Moderately healthy Less healthy
All-cause mortality Total cases/events HR (95 % CI) HR 95 % CI P HR 95 % CI P
< 60 years 2000/ 56 1·00 (Ref.) 2·09 0·96, 4·51 0·062 2·70 1·08, 6·74 0·033
≥ 60 years 706 /230 1·00 (Ref.) 1·43 0·99, 2·06 0·059 2·74 1·82, 4·14 < 0·001
P interaction 0·471 0·761
Men 1124/ 147 1·00 (Ref.) 1·09 0·68, 1·74 0·724 1·85 1·11, 3·08 0·018
Women 1582/ 139 1·00 (Ref.) 2·01 1·25, 3·21 0·004 3·45 1·99, 6·00 < 0·001
P interaction 0·078 0·169
Urban 2307/238 1·00 (Ref.) 1·45 1·01, 2·08 0·046 2·56 1·69, 3·86 < 0·001
Rural 399/48 1·00 (Ref.) 2·08 0·89, 4·83 0·089 2·54 0·96, 6·72 0·061
P interaction 0·529 0·981
Normal 892/95 1·00 (Ref.) 1·95 1·09, 3·51 0·025 3·33 1·70, 6·52 < 0·001
Overweight/obese 1674/143 1·00 (Ref.) 1·39 0·86, 2·26 0·182 2·44 1·44, 4·13 0·001
P interaction 0·479 0·669

Analyses are presented as HR and their 95 % CI. Individuals in the very healthy category were used as the referent. All analyses were adjusted for age, sex, zone of residency, educational level, diabetes, hypertension, high cholesterol and BMI when these were not used as moderators. Underweight participants were removed just for the normal–overweight/obesity interaction analysis.