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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2010 Mar 8.
Published in final edited form as: Am J Gastroenterol. 2008 Jul 12;103(9):2239–2247. doi: 10.1111/j.1572-0241.2008.01944.x

Table 2.

Relative Risk (95% Confidence Interval) for Incident Self-reported Physician-diagnosed Gallbladder Disease During Follow-up in Relationship to BMI and Body Size in 29,110 Men and 11,953 Women

Unadjusted for
km/day or BMI
Adjusted for
km/day
Adjusted for
BMI
Adjusted for
km/day and BMI
Males
BMI, kg/m2 1.155§
(1.100, 1.210)
1.143§
(1.084, 1.202)
Waist, cm 1.059§
(1.036, 1.079)
1.055§
(1.031, 1.077)
1.020
(0.989, 1.051)
1.019
(0.987, 1.051)
Chest, cm 1.049§
(1.025, 1.073)
1.046
(1.021, 1.070)
1.021
(0.992, 1.051)
1.021
(0.992, 1.051)
Females
BMI, kg/m2 1.208§
(1.147, 1.265)
1.196§
(1.131, 1.258)
Waist, cm 1.044
(1.019, 1.066)
1.036
(1.011, 1.060)
1.000
(0.966, 1.032)
0.997
(0.963, 1.029)
Hip, cm 1.044
(1.014, 1.074)
1.034*
(1.003,1.065)
0.995
(0.959,1.032)
0.990
(0.954, 1.026)
Chest, cm 1.061
(1.025, 1.093)
1.053
(1.017, 1.087)
1.003
(0.961, 1.046)
1.002
(0.960, 1.045)
Bra cup, sizes 1.368
(1.108, 1.676)
1.317
(1.064, 1.619)
1.118
(0.892, 1.392)
1.108
(0.883, 1.380)

All results adjusted for age (age and age2), race, education, pack years of cigarette use, weekly intakes of meat, fish, fruit and alcohol, and parity (women). Waist circumference was reported by 94.1% of men and 91.5% of women, hip circumference by 88.8% of women, and chest circumference by 81.5% of men and 91.5% of women, and bra cup size by 90.6% of women. Significance levels for relative risks were coded

*

P ≤ 0.05

P ≤ 0.01

P ≤ 0.001

§

P ≤ 0.0001.