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. 2024 Nov 26;16(23):4049. doi: 10.3390/nu16234049

Table 3.

Association between the adherence to WCRF/AICR recommendations and all-cause mortality, stratified by years post cancer diagnosis (Hazard ratios (HRs) and 95% Confidence Intervals (CIs)).

Years Post Diagnosis < 5 (n = 3280) Years Post Diagnosis ≥ 5 (n = 2205)
WCRF/AICR
Adherence (Score)
N/No. Deaths Person-Years HR 1
(95% CI)
aHR 2
(95% CI)
p Trend N/No. Deaths Person-Years HR 1
(95% CI)
aHR 2
(95% CI)
p Trend
Lowest adherent
(≤3.75)
878/73 8566.3 Ref. Ref. 0.08 600/50 6437.9 Ref. Ref. 0.05
Middle adherent
(3.75–≤4.75)
1213/98 11,544.2 0.96
(0.71–1.30)
1.06
(0.78–1.43)
848/62 9285.0 0.69
(0.48–1.01)
0.74
(0.51–1.08)
Highest adherent (>4.75) 1189/116 11,474.6 1.13
(0.84–1.52)
1.29
(0.96–1.74)
757/44 8224.8 0.58
(0.38–0.86)
0.66
(0.43–0.99)

Abbreviation: WCRF/AICR, World Cancer Research Fund/American Institute of Cancer Research; N/No., the number of corresponding cases; Ref., reference; HR, Hazard Ratios; aHR, adjusted Hazard Ratios; CI, Confidence Intervals. 1 Model was not adjusted. 2 Model was adjusted for age, sex (men, or women), smoking status (non-smokers, former smokers, current smokers, or missing), and diabetes (no, yes, or missing).