Table 3.
Adjusted odds ratios of diabetes mellitus and hypertension in association with the anthropometric indices.
| (a) Model 1. Odds ratios adjusted for sociodemographic and lifestyle factors | |||||
| Body mass index | Waist circumference | Waist-to-hip ratio | Waist-to-height ratio | ||
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| Diabetes mellitus | Demographic, physical activity | 2.462 (1.903; 3.184)∗∗ | 3.091 (2.360; 4.048)∗∗ | 2.514 (1.930; 3.276)∗∗ | 3.166 (2.416; 4.150) ∗∗ |
| Hypertension | Demographic, smoking status, and physical activity | 1.883 (1.710; 2.074)∗∗ | 1.911 (1.729; 2.113)∗∗ | 1.585 (1.436; 1.749)∗∗ | 2.132 (1.928; 2.356) ∗∗ |
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| (b) Model 2. Odds ratios adjusted for sociodemographic and lifestyle factors and BMI | |||||
| Body mass index | Waist circumference | Waist-to-hip ratio | Waist-to-height ratio | ||
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| Diabetes mellitus | Demographic, physical activity, BMI | 3.091 (2.360; 4.048)∗∗ | 2.005 (1.515; 2.654)∗∗ | 3.166 (2.416; 4.150) ∗∗ | |
| Hypertension | Demographic, smoking status, physical activity, BMI | 1.616 (1.415; 1.847)∗∗ | 1.376 (1.240; 1.527)∗∗ | 1.938 (1.703; 2.206) ∗∗ | |
Note: The anthropometric index with the highest significant OR was presented in bold (∗∗p < 0.001). Sociodemographic factors included age, marital status, education, working status, and living area.