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. 2025 Apr 10;13:1554130. doi: 10.3389/fpubh.2025.1554130

Table 2.

Univariate Cox proportional hazards regression analysis of factors affecting the risk of CVD.

Variables All participants (HR, 95%CI) p value
Age
<60 2,662 (64.9) Ref
≥ 60 1,437 (35.1) 1.289 (1.121, 1.483) <0.001
Gender
Male 1896 (46.3) Ref
Female 2,203 (53.7) 1.233 (1.073, 1.418) 0.003
Resident
Urban 2,277 (55.6) Ref
Rural 1822 (44.4) 1.107 (0.961, 1.275) 0.160
Marital status
Married 3,741 (91.3) Ref
Unmarried 358 (8.7) 1.309 (1.104, 1.552) 0.002
Education level
Primary school and below 2,728 (66.6) Ref
Middle school 890 (21.7) 0.929 (0.781, 1.105) 0.406
High school and above 481 (11.7) 1.033 (0.835, 1.279) 0.763
Smoking
No 2,539 (61.9) Ref
Yes 1,560 (38.1) 0.915 (0.793, 1.056) 0.223
Drinking
No 2,705 (66.0) Ref
Yes 1,394 (34.0) 1.422 (1.220, 1.657) <0.001
Number of chronic diseases
0 433 (10.6) Ref
1 2031 (49.5) 1.806 (1.537, 2.122) <0.001
2 1,061 (25.9) 3.117 (2.540, 3.826) <0.001
≥ 3 574 (14.0) 4.742 (3.680, 6.112) <0.001
Depression symptoms
No 1,679 (40.9) Ref
Yes 2,420 (59.1) 1.585 (1.381, 1.819) <0.001
BMI
Normal Weight 2061 (50.3) Ref
Underweight 198 (4.8) 1.061 (0.730, 1.542) 0.755
Overweight 1,287 (31.4) 1.285 (1.099, 1.502) 0.002
Obese 553 (13.5) 1.650 (1.362, 1.999) <0.001
Social activity
Low 1960 (47.8) Ref
High 2,139 (52.2) 0.331 (0.285, 0.386) <0.001

HR, hazards ratio; CI, confidence interval, BMI, body mass index.