Table 2.

Association between uranium and cerebrovascular diseases mortality assessed by Cox proportional hazards model.

	Model I (unadjusted)		Model II (adjusted)
	HR (95%CI)	P	HR (95%CI)	P
Ba	0.0240 (0.0236–0.0244)	.0830	0.0813 (0.0799–0.0827)	.1964
Cd	4.3487 (4.2859–4.4124)	.3369	0.1994 (0.1958–0.2030)	.4262
Co	0.0744 (0.0723–0.0766)	.3402	0.0753 (0.0733–0.0774)	.2841
Cs	5.0092 (4.8582–5.1650)	.6136	14.2465 (13.7777–14.7313)	.5123
Mo	48.3150 (47.1103–49.5506)	.2059	52.9133 (51.5953–54.2650)	.1838
Pb	94.6918 (92.6215–96.8084)	.0124	10.8329 (10.5574–11.1155)	.2570
Sb	0.0446 (0.0439–0.0453)	.1270	0.2636 (0.2592–0.2680)	.5353
Tl	0.1959 (0.1913–0.2005)	.5632	1.9818 (1.9359–2.0289)	.7976
W	0.7086 (0.6980–0.7194)	.8164	0.7136 (0.7025–0.7250)	.8157
U	20.4243 (20.1347–20.7181)	.0266	26.4768 (26.0891–26.8702)	.0184

Note: Model II was adjusted for age, gender, race, educational level, smoking habits, alcohol intake, diabetes, hypertension, etc.