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. 2010 Aug 18;172(7):819–827. doi: 10.1093/aje/kwq216

Table 1.

Dietary Intake and Sample Characteristics for Key Covariates by Randomization Arm and Follow-up Year in a WHEL Sample of 3,088 Breast Cancer Survivors Recruited Between 1995 and 2000 and Followed Through 2006

Covariate, Assessment Method, and Years Randomization Group, mean (SD)
Comparison (n = 1,551) Intervention (n = 1,537)
Carotenoidsa
    24-Hour recalls, mg/day
        Baseline 19.61 (34.93) 18.76 (15.46)
        1 year 19.83 (48.61) 59.44 (32.63)
        4 years 18.16 (49.71) 45.41 (31.01)
    Arizona food frequency questionnaire, mg/day
        Baseline 24.32 (25.11) 23.98 (19.22)
        1 year 26.43 (52.58) 48.16 (26.85)
        4 years 22.38 (26.90) 36.25 (22.14)
    Plasma, μmol/L
        Baseline 2.32 (1.46) 2.26 (1.28)
        1 year 2.33 (1.40) 3.70 (2.41)
        4 years 2.21 (1.19) 3.15 (2.05)
Energy intake
    24-Hour recalls, kcal/day
        Baseline 1,717.0 (414.6) 1,719.0 (400.7)
        1 year 1,605.0 (391.4) 1,603.0 (351.1)
        4 years 1,574.0 (392.7) 1,552.0 (358.1)
    Arizona food frequency questionnaire, kcal/day
        Baseline 1,919.0 (808.0) 1,912.0 (905.5)
        1 year 1,819.0 (781.2) 1,910.0 (738.3)
        4 years 1,670.0 (734.0) 1,755.0 (702.3)
Cholesterol
    Plasma, mg/dL
        Baseline 196.5 (39.7) 195.7 (40.4)
        1 year 195.2 (39.1) 192.8 (39.2)
        4 years 197.8 (36.0) 198.8 (38.3)
Body mass index, kg/m2
        Baseline 27.2 (6.1) 27.2 (5.9)
        1 year 27.5 (6.1) 27.1 (5.6)
        4 years 27.6 (6.0) 27.5 (5.8)

Abbreviations: SD, standard deviation; WHEL, Women's Healthy Eating and Living.

a

Self-reported carotenoid data comprise dietary plus supplement intake.