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. 2010 Dec 22;93(3):516–524. doi: 10.3945/ajcn.110.006395

TABLE 5.

Overall changes in lean mass in women in the intervention group compared with the comparison group, stratified by baseline characteristics1

Baseline characteristics Difference in lean mass (95% CI)2 P value P for interaction
g
Age 0.88
 50–54 y −118.79 (−397.65, 160.07) 0.40
 55–59 y −236.63 (−474.05, 0.78) 0.05
 60–64 y −28.64 (−259.25, 201.97) 0.81
 65–69 y −331.01 (−548.20, −113.82) 0.003
 70–79 y −112.65 (−348.58, 123.27) 0.35
Race-ethnicity 0.11
 Blacks 94.44 (−211.24, 400.11) 0.55
 Hispanics 8.88 (−491.13, 508.88) 0.97
 Whites −230.11 (−346.32, −113.91) <0.001
Treated diabetes 0.62
 No −149.02 (−257.31, −40.73) 0.007
 Yes −289.22 (−829.77, 251.32) 0.29
BMI3 0.089
 Normal 27.45 (−130.22, 185.12) 0.73
 Overweight −282.43 (−442.30, −122.57) 0.001
 Obesity class I −165.09 (−413.29, 83.12) 0.19
 Obesity class II −305.86 (−752.33, 140.61) 0.18
 Obesity class III 0.74 (−712.22, 713.70) 0.998
HT use 0.049
 No −271.63 (−423.77, −119.49) <0.001
 Yes −55.32 (−207.76, 97.13) 0.48
HT use (HT trial only) <0.001
 No −1059.64 (−1465.72, −653.56) <0.001
 Yes 365.78 (−48.63, 780.18) 0.08
1

HT, hormone therapy.

2

β Values (and 95% CIs) from generalized estimating equation models reflect the mean change in lean mass from baseline in the intervention group compared with the comparison group during follow-up, stratified by the above baseline characteristics.

3

The small numbers of underweight women were combined with normal-weight women for these analyses.