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. 2011 Oct 12;13(4):e83. doi: 10.2196/jmir.1756

Table 1.

Mean (95% CI) weight change for a cohort of participants who subscribed to a commercial Web-based weight loss program for 12 or 52 weeks using GLMM and LOCF analyses

Cohort and Weight Change Measure GLMM Analysisa,b LOCF Analysisa,b
12-week subscribers (n = 6943)
Absolute weight change (95% CI) −5.6 kg (−5.8 kg to −5.5 kg) −2.6 kg (−2.7 kg to −2.5 kg)
Percentage weight change (95% CI) −6.2% (−6.3% to −6.1%) −3.0% (−3.0% to −2.9%)
Percentage weight change category
Weight gain, n (%) 423 (6.1%)
0% to < 5%, n (%) 5041 (72.6%)
5% to < 10%, n (%) 1206 (17.4%)
10% or more, n (%) 273 (3.9%)
52-week subscribers (n = 2656)
Absolute weight change (95% CI) −8.4 kg (−9.0 kg to −7.8 kg) −3.6 kg (−3.8 kg to −3.3 kg)
Percentage weight change (95% CI) −6.9% (−7.3% to −6.5%) −3.5% (−3.8% to −3.3%)
Percentage weight change category
Weight gain, n (%) 424 (16.0%)
0% to < 5%, n (%) 1455 (54.8%)
5% to < 10%, n (%) 475 (17.9%)
10% or more, n (%) 302 (11.4%)

aDifference from baseline to 12 and 52 weeks is statistically significant for all analyses (P < .001).

bControlled for baseline age, BMI, socioeconomic status, and remoteness