Table 3.
Cox regression model estimates of relative risks of death for the 24-year follow-up period for the combined sample of the participants of the 9th and 14th FHS exams
| Age, years |
Sample | NTL NDied |
DI, 95% CI |
PP, 95% CI |
DBP 95% CI |
PR, 95% CI |
BG, 95% CI |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| All ages# | M&F | 1.67* 1.58-1.76 |
1.15* 1.13-1.18 |
1.14* 1.10-1.17 |
1.10* 1.07-1.12 |
1.06* 1.05-1.07 |
|
| All ages | M&F | 5882 3571 |
1.62* 1.53-1.71 |
1.11* 1.08-1.13 |
1.09* 1.05-1.13 |
1.05† 1.02-1.07 |
1.05* 1.04-1.06 |
| Males | 2370 1641 |
1.75* 1.61-1.91 |
1.09* 1.05-1.13 |
1.09† 1.04-1.15 |
1.05§ 1.01-1.09 |
1.04* 1.03-1.05 |
|
| Females | 3512 1930 |
1.52* 1.41-1.64 |
1.12* 1.09-1.16 |
1.09† 1.04-1.14 |
1.04§ 1.01-1.08 |
1.06* 1.05-1.08 |
|
| All ages§ | M&F | 4551 2240 |
1.49* 1.38-1.62 |
1.12* 1.08-1.15 |
1.08† 1.03-1.13 |
1.04§ 1.00-1.07 |
1.06* 1.04-1.07 |
| 45-49 | M&F | 433 93 |
2.53† 1.55-4.13 |
1.26§ 1.05-1.51 |
1.07§ 1.01-1.14 |
||
| 50-54 | M&F | 714 241 |
1.60† 1.26-2.03 |
1.15§ 1.03-1.28 |
1.17§ 1.03-1.32 |
1.07* 1.05-1.13 |
|
| 55-59 | M&F | 1064 447 |
1.85* 1.54-2.22 |
1.14† 1.06-1.23 |
1.20* 1.10-1.31 |
1.05† 1.02-1.08 |
|
| 60-64 | M&F | 1232 707 |
1.68* 1.47-1.91 |
1.08‡ 1.02-1.13 |
1.09§ 1.01-1.18 |
1.06* 1.03-1.08 |
|
| 65-69 | M&F | 1036 778 |
1.59* 1.42-1.79 |
1.15* 1.10-1.21 |
1.07§ 1.00-1.15 |
1.05* 1.03-1.07 |
|
| 70-74 | M&F | 763 677 |
1.62* 1.43-1.82 |
1.16* 1.11-1.22 |
1.07§ 1.01-1.14 |
1.04* 1.02-1.07 |
|
| 75-79 | M&F | 420 409 |
1.64* 1.41-1.91 |
1.05‡ 1.02-1.09 |
|||
| 80-84 | M&F | 186 185 |
1.54† 1.23-1.93 |
1.12‡ 1.03-1.22 |
1.13§ 1.02-1.26 |
All models are adjusted for sex, age, smoking, and body mass index.
NTL=the number of subjects in the analysis; NDied=the number of died individuals.
DI=deficit index (%); PP=pulse pressure (the difference between systolic and diastolic blood pressures; mm Hg); DBP=diastolic blood pressure (mm Hg); PR=pulse rate (beats/min); SCH=serum cholesterol (mg/100 ml); BG=blood glucose (mg/100 ml); HC=hematocrit (%).
denotes “univariate” analysis when adjusted models included only one of the explanatory variables (see Table 2). The number of subjects is not shown since these numbers are different for each model due to difference in the missing values (these numbers are, however, larger than those in the case of multivariate model). All other models are “multivariate” with all the explanatory variables included.
the analysis is performed for 24 years of follow-up with death occurred within first 10 years excluded
p<0.05.
p<0.0001
p<0.001
p<0.01
“All ages” group with NTL=5882 includes also 33 subjects aged 85+ years and 1 subject aged <45 years.