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. 2007 Jun 11;204(6):1295–1301. doi: 10.1084/jem.20062476

Table II.

Mortality, mortality after disease, and morbidity according to p53 Arg72Pro genotype in the general population




Arg/Arg
Arg/Pro
Pro/Pro
Endpoint Participants Incidents Incidence
n/10,000
person-yearsa
HR Incidence
n/10,000
person-yearsa
HR
(95% CI)
p-value Incidence
n/10,000
person-yearsa
HR
(95% CI)
p-value
Mortality 9,219 2,264 270 1.0 238 0.88
(0.81–0.96)
0.005a 210 0.82
(0.68–0.97)
0.02
Mortality after disease
    Cancer 2,048 1,074 680 1.0 562 0.87
(0.77–0.98)
0.03 507 0.74
(0.56–0.98)
0.03
    Cardiovascular disease 2,849 1,416 560 1.0 498 0.95
(0.85–1.06)
0.36 480 0.85
(0.69–1.05)
0.14
    Other 7,429 2,075 197 1.0 173 0.88
(0.81–0.97)
0.007a 148 0.81
(0.68–0.98)
0.03
Morbidity
    Cancer 9,218 2,048 170 1.0 178 1.10
(1.01–1.21)
0.03 142 0.91
(0.76–1.10)
0.32
    Cardiovascular disease 9,218 2,849 137 1.0 132 0.96
(0.89–1.04)
0.31 128 0.99
(0.86–1.15)
0.93
    Other 9,214 7,429 589 1.0 586 0.99
(0.95–1.04)
0.80 607 1.03
(0.94–1.12)
0.55

Hazard ratios were adjusted for gender and age in all analyses. Numbers of participants vary slightly because some participants were excluded because of development of disease before follow-up. International Classification of Diseases 8 and 10 codes are as follows: for cardiovascular disease, 390-458, I00-I99; and for cancer, 140-209, C00-C97. HR, hazard ratio; CI, confidence interval.

a

Person-years indicates the number of collective years that the individuals in a particular group were observed.

bRemained statistically significant (P < 0.05) after Bonferroni correction for multiple comparison for two tests on mortality, six tests on mortality after disease, and six tests on morbidity.